Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game Review (PS5)
This one is certainly going to impress some hardcore Avatar fans out there. Avatar Legends: The Fighting Game from developer Gameplay Group is a love letter to Avatar fans seeking a fighting game that best represents the intellectual property it draws from. Hand-drawn and voice-acted, the fighting game does enough to make it fun and challenging. Its representation of the series and its characters,...[Read More]
AVATAR LEGENDS: The Fighting Game flexes final roster
The roster is impressive. Enjoy the goods below. Content creator Maximilian Dood gave fans an in-depth first look at the formidable Zaheer. Also, it revealed the final three characters rounding out AVATAR LEGENDS™: The Fighting Game’s 12-character roster: Ozai, Avatar Aang, and Nightmare Korra. More Info on the New Roster Additions: Zaheer — Neither chains nor gravity can hold Zaheer ...[Read More]
Gurei Review (PS5)
The Steam page description starts with the word ‘unforgiving’. That choice of wording is light compared to what this game throws at you. And I’m sure you sickos out there who loved being tortured by games and taking on impossible odds are going to love every minute of this insanity. Gurei from developer Lobo Sagaz Studio is simple in its construction as it is in its intention. It wants to rage-bai...[Read More]
Untamed: The Complete First Season heads to DVD in October
Very tame announcement. Kidding. Anyway, enjoy the official details of the announcement below. BURBANK, CA (July 20, 2026) – Get ready for every thrilling twist and uncover every dark secret when Warner Bros. Discovery Home Entertainment releases Untamed: The Complete First Season on DVD on October 20, 2026. Featuring all six episodes of the hit mystery thriller, fans can relive the investigation ...[Read More]
Echoes of Aincrad Review (PS5)
I was never a huge fan of Sword Art Online, as the gameplay always felt a bit draggy and mundane, but I do think the latest release is a huge step forward. Echoes of Aincrad from developer Game Studio Inc. and publisher Bandai Namco Entertainment is the latest release in the SAO family. Echoes of Aincrad expands the SAO world, brings a solid story with real stakes, and does its best to uphold trad...[Read More]
Echoes of Aincrad Preview – Impressions (PC)
It has been a preview and demo-type of summer so far for Digitalchumps. We have been privy to a lot of early access and in-development games, and have found most of what we have seen super interesting, even if it’s going in the wrong direction. The 2026 holiday season, as well as 2027 are going to be an interesting time for the gaming industry. Lots of things to look forward to and plenty of hope ...[Read More]
Buffet Knight – Decadent Full Course
A hero that eats, spits out their food, and saves the day. I have seen this before somewhere. Buffet Knight – Decadent Full Course from developer Nowis-337 Games is a top-down action-adventure in the same spirit as any popular NES role-playing game from the 80s. It’s filled with puzzles, a decent amount of action, and plenty of opportunities to spit at enemies. While it doesn’t do anything particu...[Read More]
Realm of Ink Review (PC)
In a sea of action roguelike games, some stand out more than others. Realm of Ink, from developer Leap Studio, is one of those action roguelike games that stand out. It’s a deep action roguelike experience that provides plenty of different opportunities for players to customize their characters and the way they play the game, while also delivering a unique visual experience. While Realm of Ink doe...[Read More]
SoulQuest Review (PC)
There is something magical about a hack-and-slash action platformer. Nintendo lived off these things when bringing the NES to the American market. And this game is a good reminder of those old gaming days. SoulQuest from developers SoulBlade Studio, LLC, and TomasJPereyra, is a perceived mindless hack-and-slash experience that is driven by a good old revenge story backdrop. That backdrop is proppe...[Read More]
Replaced Review (PC)
Some dev is a huge fan of Blade Runner, and the 1992 video game hit Flashback. Can’t say I blame them. Replaced by developer Sad Cat Studios is a futuristic dystopian 2.5D narrative that is quite possibly one of the most beautiful pixel games I have seen in my entire 50 years on this planet. Thick on narrative, solid on gameplay, Replaced does what it wants and doesn’t ask for forgiveness in the p...[Read More]
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle Review (Nintendo Switch 2)
Indiana Jones and the Great Circle has returned! And this time, it has made it to the little system that could, the Nintendo Switch 2. While the system is not as powerful as the Xbox Series X or the PlayStation 5/Pro, it packs a bit of a punch with this game. While the game hasn’t changed with story and gameplay, the graphical immersion should have taken a steep drop, considering the hardware. Sur...[Read More]
MOTORSLICE Review (PC)
Motorslice from developer Regular Studio sits between being a great game and one that still needs some work. It is a parkour action game that has some very good intentions in its design, but the execution sometimes trips over itself in a couple of areas. The biggest flaws in this game lie within direction, meaning knowing what you’re supposed to be doing, and requesting the player to use mechanics...[Read More]