PC
Assassin’s Creed Odyssey Preview: Mythos in the Making
Assassin’s Creed possesses one of the most intriguing, appealing blueprints in gaming. The series has had many bedrock entries supporting the we...[Read More]
Transference Preview: Broken Homes and Bent Reality
In fifteen minutes Transference had firmly planted itself in my mind. My stomach was lurching and I was swiftly turning my head at the slightest sugge...[Read More]
Guacamelee! 2
Guacamelee! delivered a piledriver to metroidvania’s modern revival. Games like Shadow Complex, Dust: An Elysian Tail, and Insanely Twisted Shad...[Read More]
Monster Hunter: World Review PC
For reference, check out DigitalChumps’ review of Monster Hunter: World when we reviewed it on PS4! Back in February, I claimed that Monster Hun...[Read More]
Wolfhunter DLC for ESO (Impressions)
Vanilla Elder Scrolls Online is a memory, and one I don’t want to honestly revisit. Over the last few years, the good folks at ZeniMax Online Studios ...[Read More]
Unavowed
Wadjet Eye Games has made a name for themselves in the last several years with stand-out point and click adventures like the Blackwell series, A Golde...[Read More]
Dead Cells
Dead Cells radiates confidence. It’s felt inside of its levels, a metroidvanian network of procedural generation that feels both distinctive and...[Read More]
My Arcade – Micro Player Arcade Machines – Pac-Man/Galaxian
Ahhhh, arcade machines. For those of you old enough to remember the joy of walking into a smoke-filled arcade full of magical gaming sounds and lights...[Read More]
MXGP Pro
There’s a certain kind of hesitation that comes to reviewing MXGP Pro. How does a person tackle a game with the full knowledge that only a few w...[Read More]
ArchAngel: Hellfire
Reviewed on an HTC Vive w/ NVIDIA 1080 – We didn’t get to review the first iteration of ArchAngel, but we’re happy to add our two-cents in for H...[Read More]
Tempest 4000
EAT ELECTRIC DEATH. Potent, perfunctory, and technically possible, eat electric death was the in-game banner for Tempest 2000’s Jaguar debut in ...[Read More]
Nepenthe
Indie developer Yitz has brought out a unique game called Nepenthe, which is part RPG and part artistic venture to visual and audible entertainment. T...[Read More]