PC
Gotham Knights
The shadow cast by the Arkham games looms heavily over Gotham Knights‘ opening hours, often bleeding into the entire game. It’s been seven...[Read More]
Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection Review
I feel like it was just yesterday when Steven McGehee reviewed the PlayStation 5 version of Uncharted: Legacy of Thieves Collection. For the PS5, it c...[Read More]
Them’s Fightin’ Herds Review
I’m a huge fan of fighting games. At least the old-school type of fighting games, where you’re just choosing, fighting, and having fun. In the competi...[Read More]
Wild Hearts Hands-on Preview
When EA and KOEI TECMO announced a partnership to create a hunting game called Wild Hearts, I was a bit skeptical. First, what type of hunting game wa...[Read More]
Airoheart Review
SOEDESCO sent us a code for Airoheart about a week or so ago. The game was developed by Pixel Heart Studio and is their grand opus dedicated to classi...[Read More]
Moonscars Review
Torturous games these days are generally big hits. I think Dead Cells started the most recent trend of platform-action games that are incredibly diffi...[Read More]
3000 Scoundrels Review
New and flashy board games these days typically come with a level of complication to them. When we reviewed The Lord of the Rings board game a few mon...[Read More]
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II Beta Impressions
In the final months of 2019, Call of Duty: Modern Warfare acted as a newly-formed appendage. Hours on end were spent playing Infinity Ward’s ...[Read More]
Serial Cleaners
After wrapping up Serial Cleaners I decided to dust off my digital copy of Serial Cleaner, a game I had bought years ago on sale and never played. ...[Read More]
Deathloop (Xbox Series X) Review
We are revisiting Deathloop, but this time on the Xbox Series X. A small disclaimer before we begin. While I cannot fathom ever having a write-up like...[Read More]
ROCCAT Vulcan II Mini Keyboard Review
Wayyyyyy back in the day, I was taught to type on IBM typewriters, something most kids these days couldn’t identify in a keyboard line-up (why would y...[Read More]
No Place for Bravery
“Sing, oh Muse, the folly of Thorn, son of Dewr, who lived by the blade.” No Place for Bravery opens with this line, a throaty chant and b...[Read More]