Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon Review
Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon‘s initial complexity reminded me of the time when FromSoftware’s game’s felt daunting, a sensation...[Read More]
Ad Infinitum Review
Ad Infinitum was its most terrifying when the grotesque monsters took a backseat. Horror games lately are laser-focused on delivering their scares thr...[Read More]
The Fabulous Fear Machine Preview
Digitalchumps was offered the opportunity to preview an interesting narrative-driven game that takes the structure of old horror comic books from the ...[Read More]
WrestleQuest Review (Switch)
Thanks to my godfather, I was fortunate to have grown up as a fan of pro wrestling and the opportunity to see some incredible live shows spanning Smac...[Read More]
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge – Dimension Shellshock Review (PlayStation)
Over a year ago, our very own Ben Sheene reviewed Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge for the PlayStation. In his review, he noted that i...[Read More]
BlazBlue: Entropy Effect (Chumps Preview)
Chumps Preview is a special kind of post where we unofficially preview games in Early Access, Beta, or are otherwise “unfinished.” This kind of previe...[Read More]
Fort Solis Review
When playing Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture, I couldn’t help but be a little bored despite becoming increasingly wrapped up in the game&#...[Read More]
30XX (Switch) Review
Over a year ago, I had the pleasure of previewing 30XX’s Abyssal Armory Update. At the time, it had introduced a new boss, its WaterGrav level, charac...[Read More]
Red Dead Redemption (PS5) Review
I grew up in a world of the Wild West. Not literally, I was born in 1997 with helicopter parents. However, I was a child of the spaghetti western. The...[Read More]
Jusant Preview (Xbox Series X)
I have very weak arms, but legit legs. It has been that way forever, and we’re talking about 40-plus years. While I will occasionally get baby-bulging...[Read More]
Somerville Review
Somerville is at its best when dialing up the action. That’s a strange sentiment for a title that hinges so delicately on its association with P...[Read More]
UFO: Unidentified Falling Objects Review
Puzzle games are like comedy, where planning requires meticulous care and know-how, while also remembering to make it fun and not torturous. If you ha...[Read More]