PlayStation 5
Destroy All Humans! 2: Reprobed Review
A long time ago in the year 2020, I reviewed a little remake of a classic PS2-era game entitled Destroy All Humans!. And now as a wisened old man, I a...[Read More]
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection (PS5)
We here at Digital Chumps are big fans of classic game collections, be it Street Fighter, Disney’s library, Ninja Gaiden, Command & Conquer...[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]
River City Saga: Three Kingdoms Review
River City Saga: Three Kingdoms from developer Arc System Works is an interesting game. It’s a combination of a beat-em-up action title and a backend ...[Read More]
Madden NFL 23 Review
Another year, another Madden NFL. This year, EA Tiburon and EA Sports have a lot to redeem from last year’s Madden game, one that not only honors the ...[Read More]
Thymesia
I remember experiencing Demon’s Souls at E3 well over a decade ago, and later reviewing the game when it came out. It was innovative, and would ...[Read More]
Rollerdrome Review
Rollerdrome, simply put, is a mix of Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater, Max Payne, and The Running Man. Skating along trying to build up combos wh...[Read More]
Cult of the Lamb (PS5)
Several days had passed while I was out crusading in the name of The One Who Waits. My followers had patiently waited for my return, praying at my alt...[Read More]
Spider-Man Remastered (PC) Review
Sony’s commitment to a PC path with their games started way back with Horizon Zero Dawn, one of my personal favorites of the Sony IP family. While the...[Read More]
MultiVersus Review
Way back in 2001, I attended the Electronic Entertainment Expo for a website I shall not name. I was lucky enough to see the Gamecube first-hand durin...[Read More]
Arcadegeddon (PS5)
The days of loitering at my local arcade/pizza parlor, spending my parent’s spare change on the likes of Galaga, Teenage Mutant Turtles, and Str...[Read More]
Bright Memory: Infinite
About twenty months ago, I reviewed the sub-$10, bite-size version of Bright Memory: Infinite, which at the time was just called Bright Memory. Lonewo...[Read More]