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The Last of Us Part I (PC)
We received The Last of Us Part I (PC) the morning of its release day, March 28th. We attempted to review the title on Day 1, but were unable to due t...[Read More]
Bleak Sword DX Review
What drew me to more8Bit’s Bleak Sword DX was part style and part nostalgia. The style part was restricting players to a tiny map where they chaotical...[Read More]
Super Mega Baseball 4 Review
I’m usually the sports person tasked with taking on everything sports for the site. I’m always interested in seeing exactly what sports game devs have...[Read More]
Kingdom Rush Origins Review
I think I’m creeping up on a record for the number of Kingdom Rush games reviewed within a six-month span. It’s a record I would gladly hold, of cours...[Read More]
Street Fighter 6
Crouching in the corner of the Amazon River Basin, Blanka furiously swiped at the oncoming threat. Whatever humanoid this was–be it Guile, Ken, ...[Read More]
F1 ’23 Preview – Hands-on Impressions
Digitalchumps was privy to a preview of F1 ’23 this past week. Unsurprisingly, the game series just keeps getting better with every new release. From ...[Read More]
DOOMBLADE (PC)
Metroidvanias can be formulaic in their progression. You begin in a new place, your movement is restricted, your power is minimal, and your path is de...[Read More]
After Us Review
I love good preachy games, and there are plenty of them out there. The most infamous of the bunch is the Fallout series, which shows how war created b...[Read More]
Sway Minioke LED Go Review
On those long days of playing games that are less than great, sometimes a break is needed to clear one’s mind of all the negative review thoughts that...[Read More]
LEGO 2K Drive Review
LEGO 2K Drive from the good folks at 2K and Visual Concepts is both a childhood dream come true and at times a cumbersome game that drags here and the...[Read More]
Turtle Beach Stealth Pro Review
I’m absolutely flabbergasted at the Turtle Beach Stealth Pro headset. Most of the time, I would enjoy the comfort of a TB headset, and the beautiful d...[Read More]
Ash of Gods: The Way Review
The problem with a good deck-building turn-based game is that if it ends up being good, it’s difficult to put down. Well, maybe that isn’t a problem. ...[Read More]