LISA: Definitive Edition Review
Good gravy. I am not sure I have ever played a game like LISA: Definitive Edition. It’s sadistic, warped, contains disturbing content that is certainl...[Read More]
Remnant II
Remnant II has no business being as phenomenal as it is. The same could have been said about its predecessor, Remnant: From the Ashes in 2019. My vagu...[Read More]
The Crew Motorfest – Hands-on Preview
While I’m not the biggest hardcore fan of car titles, like our wonderful car guru Ben Branscum, I tend to enjoy arcade-type driving experiences. That ...[Read More]
Invector: Rhythm Galaxy (PC)
Back in 2019, Hello There Games released AVICII Invector, a rhythm-action title featuring over 20-tracks from the late AVICII. At the time, many (incl...[Read More]
Gunbrella (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]
Let’s! Revolution! Review
Sometimes having a simple structure to your game does wonders for the experience. Case in point, Ring of Pain is a simple card game where you only wor...[Read More]
Enshrouded Preview
I have been steadily and thankfully avoiding the addiction that is Minecraft for pretty much my entire adulthood. Since its birth back in 2011, the ug...[Read More]
Return to Grace Review
Return to Grace Review Growing up I was always more interested in space than the ocean. I know there is the classic quote, “We know more about ...[Read More]
King Arthur: Legends Rise Preview
Mobile gaming is hit or miss with me, with the latter being the most likely outcome when it comes to my gaming entertainment experience. Being that I’...[Read More]
GYLT Review
There are some games out there that are easy-breezy to get through. One such game is Sayonara Wild Hearts, where you start low in a deep depression, a...[Read More]
Gravity Circuit (PC)
Thinking back to the SNES era of platforming, I immediately recognize fast-paced traversal, ranged combat, and incredibly satisfying soundtrack making...[Read More]
Oxenfree II: Lost Signals Review
Back in 2016, Night School Studio released Oxenfree which ended up being one of the most surprisingly entertaining games of that year. The game featur...[Read More]