PlayStation 5
Hogwarts Legacy Review
We are going on week two of reviewing Hogwarts Legacy here at Digitalchumps. It has been quite an adventure. Portkey Games has been one of the few dev...[Read More]
Akka Arrh Review
Rarely has an old game flown under my radar, especially of the Atari type. I have a gazillion Atari games, plenty of old systems before and after the ...[Read More]
Rhythm Sprout (PS5)
It feels like more and more rhythm games have become relegated to in-person arcade spaces rather than available for wider consumption. Of course, it d...[Read More]
Wild Hearts Review
And we are back! Welcome to the actual review of Wild Hearts from EA Originals and KOEI Tecmo / Omega Force. We have been continuing with this title s...[Read More]
Wild Hearts Preview
A week or so ago, we were allowed to start early on EA Original and KOEI TECMO’s Wild Hearts. The game is a bigger version of Monster Hunter with a pu...[Read More]
Dead Space (Remake) Review
I never played the original Dead Space in 2008. It’s not for a lack of trying; in fact, I had played through the opening 30 or so minutes on PS3 a mon...[Read More]
Season: A Letter to the Future
Season: A Letter to the Future is not for the cynic. Or, perhaps, it is. The opening hours of the game may be too densely packed with exposition that ...[Read More]
Battlefield 2042 – 3.2 Update – Impressions
One of the best pieces of advice I could ever give students in my class, as well as my writers, is never to keep up with the Joneses. While you can im...[Read More]
One Piece Odyssey Review
“The place is like a museum. It’s very beautiful and very cold, and you’re not allowed to touch anything” – Cameron Frye That quote basically sums up ...[Read More]
Yuppie Psycho: Executive Edition
Capitalism kills. Money is the root of all evil. The devil… is in the dollar? Yuppie Psycho embraces the insidious culture of climbing the corpo...[Read More]
The Legend of Tianding Review
It has been a longggggg time since I’ve sat down with a side-scrolling action-adventure game and felt satisfied by its gameplay. Typically, they’re a ...[Read More]
Forspoken
Forspoken feels intimidated by its players. A strange sentiment, certainly, but one that became apparent the longer I played. Games should be fun out ...[Read More]