PC
Directive 8020 Review
“You should totally save scum,” my friend whispered as they watched me enter a potentially harrowing scene in Directive 8020. I felt the s...[Read More]
Call of the Elder Gods Review
After wrapping up Call of the Elder Gods‘ first chapter, I went to the PlayStation Store and downloaded 2020’s Call of the Sea. Developer ...[Read More]
MOTORSLICE Review (PC)
Motorslice from developer Regular Studio sits between being a great game and one that still needs some work. It is a parkour action game that has some...[Read More]
Dead as Disco Early Access Review
Please let me take Dead as Disco back in time with me to the early 2010s. You better believe I would have put the thousands of mp3s I had downloaded t...[Read More]
Everything is Crab: The Animal Evolution Roguelite Review (PC)
I have other reviews to do! I can’t be addicted to this game. If I keep telling myself that, it might come true. Everything is Crab: The Animal Evolut...[Read More]
Europa Universalis V: Fate of the Phoenix DLC Review
We’ve reached the point in Paradox Interactive’s Europa Universalis V’s life cycle for it to receive its first DLC, titled Fate of the Phoenix. For co...[Read More]
Crimson Desert Review
When Fallout 76 released in October 2018, I played it for maybe 20 hours the first week or two of launch. Most of my Destiny friends got the game beca...[Read More]
The Player Who Can’t Level Up – Impressions (PC)
Give me a roguelike action-adventure game any day of the week, and you’ll make me a happy gamer. And believe me, folks, I am happy. The Player Who Can...[Read More]
World of Tanks: Heat – Impressions (PC)
Tanks? Online play? Big battlefields? Yes, please. While I generally don’t support too many free-to-play games, I genuinely had a good time with World...[Read More]
The Spell Brigade Review
Vampire Survivors is my most-played game on an airplane. It doesn’t need an internet connection. I can use its endless waves of Castlevania knoc...[Read More]
Aphelion Review
Aphelion was so impactful because it felt honest and real. That’s not always a sentiment we often get from our science fiction games which frequ...[Read More]
Life is Strange: Reunion Review
Life is Strange has always been about Max and Chloe inasmuch as Life is Strange has always been about people. When Max first used her powers to rewind...[Read More]