M - Mature
Mortal Kombat 1: Khaos Reigns (PS5) Review
Mortal Kombat 1’s first major expansion, Khaos Reign, is by no means a terrible expansion. Overpriced? Maybe. Possibly. I could be convinced that payi...[Read More]
Wild Bastards (PC) Review
Showdowns, when implemented in video games, are often tense exchanges between two players. In PvE settings, they’re occasionally made in a 1vX situati...[Read More]
Eden Genesis (PS5) Review
While I’ve been a member of DigitalChumps, I’ve been fortunate to review several indie games from Spain that have been fun, challenging, and beautiful...[Read More]
South Park: Snow Day Review (PC)
A talking piece of poop with a Santa hat. Foul-mouthed elementary schoolers. A snowpocalypse of epic proportions. What do these things all have in com...[Read More]
Bahnsen Knights Review (PS5)
I may be a child of the 90s, but I’m familiar with the PC home computer adventure games of the late 80s and early 90s. By that, I mean the likes of te...[Read More]
Not for Broadcast VR Review (PSVR2)
As I’ve become more familiar with VR titles, my enthusiasm has plummeted with the PSVR2’s library of titles that offer something beyond simulations. D...[Read More]
The Last Faith Review (PC)
One of my biggest issues that emerge when reading video game reviews occurs when a reviewer will express disliking a genre, reviewing a game of that g...[Read More]
Blasphemous 2 Review (PS4 | PS5)
When I think of Soulslike games, I often think of FromSoftware titles that are punishing for the sake of being punishing, encouraging players to share...[Read More]
Mortal Kombat 1 Review (PS5)
Netherrealm Studios (NRS) has turned its Mortal Kombat franchise into Chicago’s leading gaming export. What was once an arcade game prominently featur...[Read More]
Starfield Review
It’s been a long Saturday night. I’ve downed multiple cups of coffee and have spent somewhat of eight hours piloting my ship around the universe. Toni...[Read More]
Nightmare Reaper (Switch)
Several years after its release on PC, Nightmare Reaper has made its way to consoles to let more players participate in its chaotic yet engaging retro...[Read More]
Life is Strange Arcadia Bay Collection (Switch)
The Nintendo Switch (or any of Nintendo’s consoles, really) lacks story-driven games that change based on your choices. When you think of a deep...[Read More]