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Stealth 600 Gen 2 (PlayStation 4 ver.) Review
Turtle Beach is a brand familiar in both the Esports arena and for us filthy casuals. They have brought a variety of different headsets to the world, ...[Read More]
Othercide
Bathed in grey tones, stark blacks and whites, and pungent splashes of red, Othercide is a remarkable feast for the eyes. Its visual palette will burr...[Read More]
Neon Abyss
Neon Abyss works exceptionally well, despite a number of important flaws that would otherwise dull similar games in its vein. When crafting a roguelik...[Read More]
Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus
Increasingly I have become convinced that the massive stable of games set in the daunting Warhammer 40,000 universe are meant as entry points for peop...[Read More]
Rocket Arena review
A developer takes a real chance when it comes to creating and releasing an arena fighter. There have been so many released over the last 5-10 years th...[Read More]
Ghost Recon Breakpoint Update Brings AI Teammates and New Live Event
Each time I write about Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint, a strangely protective feeling washes over me. As flawed as the release may have be...[Read More]
Ghost of Tsushima
Sony has been the Marvel Cinematic Universe lately with its releases. They have been blessed with hit titles and extraordinary narratives, and it appe...[Read More]
Edna & Harvey: The Breakout – Anniversary Edition
Most people don’t know that LucasArts (formerly LucasFilm Games, currently nothing, sadly) created the point and click genre. They developed the idea ...[Read More]
Disintegration
Disintegration succeeds where it counts. Developer V1 Interactive set out to make an FPS/RTS hybrid and does so with surprising efficiency. But furthe...[Read More]
Marvel’s Iron Man VR
Iron Man VR really goes for it. It could have passed as a tightly controlled rail-shooter, a narrative adventure, or a good-enough flight simulator wi...[Read More]
Namco Museum Archives Volume 1 / Volume 2
I’m old. I like old games. For years, stretching all the way back to the birth of the PlayStation in 1995, I have been forever addicted to Namco Museu...[Read More]
Those Who Remain
Over the course of Those Who Remain, the player should feel a strong bond with lead character Edward. His dialog often acts as a sort of catharsis for...[Read More]