Xbox Series X / S
The Last Case of Benedict Fox: Definitive Edition Review
Rarely do we play games on “Day One” in their most optimal state. Often when I review games in their pre-launch state, a degree of lenienc...[Read More]
Star Wars: Battlefront Classic Collection Review
The Intro Crawl: First off, I’m a Star Wars geek. There’s no getting around it, I was born in 1977, The Empire Strikes Back is my favorite movie, my L...[Read More]
Alone in the Dark Review
In the early 1990s a young, anxious Ben Sheene had to quit out of Alone in the Dark. Ben had only been used to 8-bit games on his Nintendo Entertainme...[Read More]
Garden Life: A Cozy Simulator Review
Garden Life: A Cozy Simulator has no qualms readily identifying its goals to players. This is not an entry in the simulation genre meant to dissolve p...[Read More]
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Review
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League unfortunately does not exist in a bubble. The daunting weight behind Rocksteady’s newest major release si...[Read More]
Apollo Justice: Ace Attorney Trilogy Review (PS5)
My goodness, how long has it been since I played my last Ace Attorney game? I think the last one was The Great Ace Attorney: Adventures, which I know ...[Read More]
Immortality Review (PS5)
Immortality‘s subversive goal is to make the player uncomfortable. In essence, the act of “play” is moderately stripped from Immorta...[Read More]
Open Roads – Hands-off Preview
Digitalchumps was privy to a preview opportunity to see Annapurna Interactive’s upcoming story-driven title Open Roads. The presentation was a develop...[Read More]
Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown Review
There is a perpetual sense of wonder throughout Prince of Persia: The Lost Crown. Admittedly, I was worried for a minute. In its opening hours, the ga...[Read More]
Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora Review
“Oh yeah,” I thought as I had to crouch to go under a door, “I’m ten feet tall.” Avatar: Frontiers of Pandora asks playe...[Read More]
The Talos Principle II Review
Eventually I will return to The Witness. The 2016 all-encompassing puzzle game consumed me for a couple weeks upon release. I think it was that moment...[Read More]
Gangs of Sherwood Review
One benefit of cooperative play is that we can often ignore certain pressing issues which affect the quality of an otherwise lackluster game. When you...[Read More]