PlayStation 5
Destiny 2: Lightfall Review
I remember watching the Star Wars – The Phantom Menace trailer at the end of my college career. I thought to myself, “It’s back! We’re going to ...[Read More]
After the Fall Review (PSVR 2)
And the PSVR 2 review titles keep on rolling. This time, it’s a zombie apocalypse game called After the Fall from Vertigo Games, creator of Arizona Su...[Read More]
Ragnarock Review (PSVR 2)
Recently, we have acquired a PSVR 2 (review forthcoming) and in doing so have unleashed a plethora of requests for games to try out. The first game th...[Read More]
Resident Evil 4 Remake Review
The word ‘remake’ is thrown around nowadays when video game companies want to assure you that they’ve taken a fan favorite of yesteryear and updated i...[Read More]
Catan: Console Edition Review
I’m a huge CATAN fan. I have the board game, expansions, the new early human-based board game that is slightly confusing, and the two-player card game...[Read More]
Powerwash Simulator (PS5)
Last summer I borrowed a powerwasher from a friend and blasted the grime and dirt off the vinyl siding of the home I bought the year prior. After year...[Read More]
Scars Above Review
When playing Scars Above it is difficult not to have thoughts of other games bouncing around in your head. The most common of these is painfully obvio...[Read More]
Hogwarts Legacy Review
We are going on week two of reviewing Hogwarts Legacy here at Digitalchumps. It has been quite an adventure. Portkey Games has been one of the few dev...[Read More]
Akka Arrh Review
Rarely has an old game flown under my radar, especially of the Atari type. I have a gazillion Atari games, plenty of old systems before and after the ...[Read More]
Season: A Letter to the Future
Season: A Letter to the Future is not for the cynic. Or, perhaps, it is. The opening hours of the game may be too densely packed with exposition that ...[Read More]
One Piece Odyssey Review
“The place is like a museum. It’s very beautiful and very cold, and you’re not allowed to touch anything” – Cameron Frye That quote basically sums up ...[Read More]
Yuppie Psycho: Executive Edition
Capitalism kills. Money is the root of all evil. The devil… is in the dollar? Yuppie Psycho embraces the insidious culture of climbing the corpo...[Read More]