PC
The First Descendant Preview
A week or so ago, we were privy to an early preview of Nexon’s third-person action shooter called The First Descendant. While checking all the right b...[Read More]
It’s a Wrap Review
By the time It’s A Wrap! wrapped up its nearly 30 levels, I was satisfied. Puzzle games can so often wear out their welcome, mentally taxing pla...[Read More]
AK-xolotl Review (PC)
One of the easiest way to catch my attention is by blending two seemingly contradictory ideas together. Things like a bullet wielding a gun, a lamb th...[Read More]
Lies of P Review (PS5)
South Korean developer Neowiz leaps into the Soulslike genre with a powerhouse release this month, and that’s no lie. Lies of P is a dark take o...[Read More]
Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon Review
Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon‘s initial complexity reminded me of the time when FromSoftware’s game’s felt daunting, a sensation...[Read More]
Ad Infinitum Review
Ad Infinitum was its most terrifying when the grotesque monsters took a backseat. Horror games lately are laser-focused on delivering their scares thr...[Read More]
The Fabulous Fear Machine Preview
Digitalchumps was offered the opportunity to preview an interesting narrative-driven game that takes the structure of old horror comic books from the ...[Read More]
BlazBlue: Entropy Effect (Chumps Preview)
Chumps Preview is a special kind of post where we unofficially preview games in Early Access, Beta, or are otherwise “unfinished.” This kind of previe...[Read More]
Fort Solis Review
When playing Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture, I couldn’t help but be a little bored despite becoming increasingly wrapped up in the game&#...[Read More]
Jusant Preview (Xbox Series X)
I have very weak arms, but legit legs. It has been that way forever, and we’re talking about 40-plus years. While I will occasionally get baby-bulging...[Read More]
Somerville Review
Somerville is at its best when dialing up the action. That’s a strange sentiment for a title that hinges so delicately on its association with P...[Read More]
UFO: Unidentified Falling Objects Review
Puzzle games are like comedy, where planning requires meticulous care and know-how, while also remembering to make it fun and not torturous. If you ha...[Read More]