GRID Legends Preview – PC
There’s something about pushing a car to the limits that I love. You’re on the ragged edge pushing for every inch of asphalt, reaching for every tenth...[Read More]
Disney Magical World 2: Enchanted Edition
Ok, I’ll admit it. Even though it’s a little controversial to call yourself one these days, I think I would consider myself a Disney Adult. The though...[Read More]
Monster Rancher 1 & 2 DX Review (PC/Steam)
Picture this: It’s the early 2000s, you’re in middle school, and you’re bored with Pokemon. You got your hands on this new game for ...[Read More]
Chorus Review
Well, someone on Deep Silver Fishlabs was absolutely in love with Wing Commander when they grew up because there are some fun similarities with this a...[Read More]
Arcadia Fallen Review
I miss the days of ‘Choose Your Own Adventure’ novels. Yes, I know they’re back in some shape, but damn those novels, when they were new, were so much...[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]
Ruined King: A League of Legends Story (PC/Steam)
Ruined King: A League of Legends Story was announced in Fall of 2020, and League of Legends fans like me became incredibly excited to explore the land...[Read More]
Neo: The World Ends With You Review
Neo: The World Ends With You was a welcomed surprise to play for the 10 hours I was able to run through, as it was a surprising experience of combo ba...[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]
The Wild at Heart Review
Moonlight Kids are on to something with The Wild at Heart. It’s a journey of getting through grief, opening communication, and understanding the life ...[Read More]
G-Darius HD Review
It has been a long while since I had the distinct pleasure of revisiting the 1990s. Thanks to ININ Games and publisher Taito, 1997 is back, baby! This...[Read More]
Zorya: The Celestial Sisters Impressions
This past week, we had the privilege of sitting down and watching a demo for Zorya: The Celestial Sisters from developer Madlife (composed of 10 peopl...[Read More]