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Zombicide 2nd Edition Review
We are back with another board game review here at Digitalchumps, as our board game gaming keeps on rolling. This time around, we’re fighting zombies ...[Read More]
Soulstice Review
Soulstice from Reply Games Studio was released for the PC this past week and a few things were added, but not a lot of gameplay design changed since o...[Read More]
Omega Strikers Preview
Last week, we were invited to check out Omega Strikers from developer Odyssey Interactive. We were promised that it would be the next big thing in com...[Read More]
Long Live the Queen Review
Ratalaika Games put together an interesting simulator/Choose-Your-Own-Adventure narrative-driven game with Long Live the Queen. You get to essentially...[Read More]
Circus Electrique Review
This game is a lot to unpack. It took an incredible amount of time to understand the initial structure of it to the point where I could see the bright...[Read More]
Metal: Hellsinger Review
Is it the profound hope of most game developers to allow their players to embody a specific avatar? The common “joke” with Marvel’s ...[Read More]
Wayward Strand
During the three in-game days players spend on Wayward Strand‘s airborne nursing home, time does not stop. Much like the characters main charact...[Read More]
Commandos 3 HD Remaster
I’m a big fan of the old Commandos games that came out on PC twenty-plus years ago. I had the big box versions of Behind Enemy Lines and Beyond ...[Read More]
Broken Pieces
Broken Pieces evokes numerous other games during its opening hours–an often endearing quality when eventually those inspirations manifest into s...[Read More]
Steelrising
French developers Spiders and publisher Nacon have teamed up to release a new third person action RPG that has gameplay design typically found in the ...[Read More]
Carcassonne Review
When I want to get away from video games, I turn to board games. I do understand that board games are non-video video games, but just allow me my shor...[Read More]
Pac-Man World Re-Pac Review
Pac-Man World debuted on the PlayStation back in 1999 and was a game I completely missed due to wrapping up my college career. I had heard from friend...[Read More]