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Nobody Saves the World
As much as I want to compare Nobody Saves the World to The Legend of Zelda, I feel like doing so would be a great disservice to DrinkBox Studios’...[Read More]
Introspection with The Artful Escape
The Artful Escape‘s swirling potpourri of foreign celestial bodies and magnificent narrative blueprinting serves a singular purpose: To move pla...[Read More]
Eternals Review
I have watched this movie twice now and have concluded that it is truly a movie that is good and bad. It’s really the tale of two halves. One-half nai...[Read More]
Henchman Story Review
I have had my fair share of visual novels in 2021 and it is more than appropriate to continue the reviewing tradition of that genre in 2022 with Hench...[Read More]
Solar Ash
My time with Solar Ash is crystalized by the two opposing forces of fun and frustration. Throughout Heart Machine’s second game, I was thrilled ...[Read More]
Praey for the Gods Review
Over the holiday break, I was given the opportunity to give No Matter Studios Praey for the Gods a go whilst enjoying the much-needed holiday breather...[Read More]
JBL Quantum 350 Wireless Headset
When I reviewed JBL’s Quantum 800 Wireless Headset last year, I considered it to be one of the best gaming headsets I’ve used in quite som...[Read More]
Reopening Death’s Door
Death’s Door is not afraid to proudly wear inspiration on its sleeve. When I reviewed the game on the PC earlier this year, the comparisons to c...[Read More]
Riders Republic
Riders Republic is at its best in the midst of chaos. Often that chaos is controlled as players seek out numerous racing and trick events that send th...[Read More]
Tandem: A Tale of Shadows Review
Puzzle games can be a hard sell some days. The main reason? There are three types of puzzle games: Too easy, just right, and frustrating as hell. If t...[Read More]
ROCCAT Torch
You have aspirations of being a streamer or content creator worth a damn. Looking for the right equipment to get you started, you naturally become a b...[Read More]
Tetris Effect: Connected (Switch)
Nintendo’s Game Boy was a revelation. Those of us who were hardwired to a television were able to finally delight in gaming on the go. I receive...[Read More]