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Turtle Beach – Stealth 300
The Stealth 300 headset from Turtle Beach lies somewhere between “I want to be a Twitch Streamer” and “But I’ve got things to do”. It’s professional g...[Read More]
Neverout
I’m pretty sure that Vincenzo Natali would have been proud of Neverout. The game is a claustrophobic puzzle game that requires you to find a way out o...[Read More]
My Arcade – Micro Player Arcade Machines – Pac-Man/Galaxian
Ahhhh, arcade machines. For those of you old enough to remember the joy of walking into a smoke-filled arcade full of magical gaming sounds and lights...[Read More]
Galak-Z: Variant S
Galak-Z: Variant S is a free-to-play shooter on the Nintendo Switch that released on the system this week, and brings with it a standard shooting expe...[Read More]
ArchAngel: Hellfire
Reviewed on an HTC Vive w/ NVIDIA 1080 – We didn’t get to review the first iteration of ArchAngel, but we’re happy to add our two-cents in for H...[Read More]
Nepenthe
Indie developer Yitz has brought out a unique game called Nepenthe, which is part RPG and part artistic venture to visual and audible entertainment. T...[Read More]
Super Bomberman R
Ah, Bomberman. We have some history together. Having played this on the Turbografx and Sega Saturn, I have seen the best and worst of the series. Most...[Read More]
Unravel Two
Unravel Two was an E3 surprise and miracle when Electronic Arts announced its existence and immediate launch. The first game, which I adored, involved...[Read More]
oOo: Ascension
The world of oOo: Ascension is a gorgeous one. Extra Mile Studios has created a fast-paced puzzle game that depends on your reflexes and wits to work ...[Read More]
Super Rocket Shootout
Indie games are the very foundation of a healthy video game industry. They are the places where pure creativity is born and some of the best games/tal...[Read More]
Indygo
Fat Dog Games is publishing some interesting IP as of late with the likes of Chronicles of Nyanya, a difficult JRPG experience that we reviewed last m...[Read More]
Transformers 1-4 (4K HDR)
Michael Bay’s four films (we didn’t review the fifth one in 4K) have made it to 4K UHD HDR just in time for the holiday season. While I will say that ...[Read More]