PC
Delta Force Review (PC)
When you see the words ‘free to play’, the first thing that might come to mind is what the catch in the game might be. Is it going to limit me in term...[Read More]
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Review (Xbox Series X)
A couple of years ago when Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny was announced with James Mangold directing, it was tough not to think that Mangold ha...[Read More]
The Thaumaturge Review
The Thaumaturge is a strangely cozy game, personally speaking. Of course, one might not think such things about a game set in 1905 Poland, a country d...[Read More]
Fantasian Neo Dimension Review (PS5)
Have I missed RPGs over the years? Like, were there ever this many in a single year? I feel like 2024 has been the year of MMORPGs and turn-based RPGs...[Read More]
Antonblast (PC) Review
Before Antonblast, there was Pizza Tower. Before Pizza Tower, there was Wario Land 4. All of these games follow the same chaotic gameplay loop of dest...[Read More]
Meletrix Mechanical Keyboard Accessory Pentuple (?!) Feature Review: Arowana Switches & PBT Gray Skies Keycaps
Wait a minute, five keyboard accessories?! What the heck? This Pentuple Feature is packed full of switches and a keycap set thanks to the amazing folk...[Read More]
Mindcop Review (PC)
Murder. So many stories are about murder, yet so few of them include a man with an incredible mustache surfing inside brains. Mindcop is one of those ...[Read More]
Spirit Mancer Review
When the dust settles, I’ll remember more of what Spirit Mancer got right than where it stumbled. Even when a game is flawed, it can still make ...[Read More]
IfSunSets – Early Access Impressions (PC)
It has been an MMORPG type of year at Digitalchumps. This year we have reviewed New World on the PlayStation 5, Towerborne on the PC, and now we’re gi...[Read More]
Parry Nightmare (PC) Review
Bullet hell games are notoriously niche. If you’ve read any of my prior review of bullet hell titles, like Mushihimesama or ONE BTN BOSSES or even Duc...[Read More]
Toads of the Bayou (PC) Review
What do you get when you mesh a strategy RPG, roguelike, and deckbuilder with a froggy thematic? Toads of the Bayou, of course. I came across it when ...[Read More]
The Rise of the Golden Idol (PC) Review
Earlier this year, I came across the term, “Thinky games,” something describing games where the player is tested via their wits and logic rather than ...[Read More]