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Lysfanga Review (PC)
Developer Sand Door Studio has something special with its newest game Lysfanga: The Time Shift Warrior. On the surface, it may look like your typical ...[Read More]
Airhead Review (PS5)
It has been a very long time since a puzzle platformer/metroidvania has had me thinking and obsessing over solutions more than actually playing the ga...[Read More]
Nightingale Preview (PC)
A week or so ago, we were privy to a preview from developer Inflexion Games featuring their upcoming early-access game Nightingale. While the game was...[Read More]
Helldivers II Review (PS5)
Okay, full disclosure – I have never played Helldivers in my life. Of course, after playing the sequel, I guess that must change. Eventually. Like, wh...[Read More]
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Review
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League unfortunately does not exist in a bubble. The daunting weight behind Rocksteady’s newest major release si...[Read More]
Dragon Quest Builders Review (PC)
Sometimes when life is feeding you lemons and pushing you to beg for a positive moment, that moment comes in the form of a game. And that gaming repri...[Read More]
Ultros Review (PC)
A gigantic tentacled monster floats in between me and my goal – a gestation pod containing a Shaman. I am to destroy the Shaman’s pod so I can continu...[Read More]
Racket Club VR Review (Meta Quest 3)
This is dumb. No, that’s not right. This is dumb fun! Actually, Racket Club VR isn’t dumb fun, it’s intelligent fun. When a game can nail the physics ...[Read More]
BlazBlue Entropy Effect Review (PC)
After months and months of waiting, I am excited to share that BlazBlue Entropy Effect has OFFICIALLY left its Early Access phase and is now ready for...[Read More]
Turnip Boy Robs a Bank Review (PC)
Let me start by saying that the entire concept of the Turnip Boy series is ludicrous and at the same time strangely beautiful. Developer Snoozy Kazoo ...[Read More]
Phantom Abyss Review (PC)
The early smartphone days of gaming were glorious. Phone games were simpler, far less addled with advertisements, and often killers of battery life. T...[Read More]
Immortality Review (PS5)
Immortality‘s subversive goal is to make the player uncomfortable. In essence, the act of “play” is moderately stripped from Immorta...[Read More]