American Arcadia Review (PS5)
Just last week, when I was supposed to be reviewing, I happened upon The Truman Show and made time to watch it. When I was younger, it was just another comedy from Jim Carrey, where he would overact and play his goofy self. As I got older, that movie became more frightening. The idea that your entire life was fake and that all your friends/family/love interests were actors was heavy as it was dark...[Read More]
Final Fury fighting its way to VR on May 8th
I had better get my shoulder stretches going for this one. Enjoy the official goods below. Los Angeles, CA (April 23, 2025), [for immediate release]: FINAL FURY, the VR fighting game inspired by arcade classics, launches into Early Access on Meta Quest and Steam VR on May 8th, priced at $9.99. Players face off against the galaxy’s fiercest fighters—offline or across the world in multiplayer with...[Read More]
Path of Fury – Episode I: Tetsuo’s Tower Review (Meta Quest)
When I was younger, I dreamed of a video game world that could put me in Street Fighter II or Final Fight. Having a first-person brawl inside those classics would have been an amazing experience. I was young. Stupid even. Energetic and flexible. Well, I’m 49 years old now. I’ve got arthritis about everywhere imaginable (thanks to genetics and an unhealthy obsession with basketball). I’m just not t...[Read More]
SPRAWL Review
Way back in the day, somewhere around 2008, a game came out from DICE and EA called Mirror’s Edge. There was a considerable amount of hoopla for it when it was announced and shown off at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (RIP) two years prior. The gimmick for Mirror’s Edge was wall-running from a first-person perspective. At times, the game was frustrating and downright unplayable, and the story w...[Read More]
Ghostwire – Tokyo – Review
A year removed from our original review of Ghostwire: Tokyo and it has finally made it to the Xbox. So, how did opinions change since last year? I’m glad you asked because that’s why I’m typing this review. Anyway, while the game still has some issues with pacing and content, the overwhelming feeling of dread and a city filled with unnerving creepiness still dominate the gameplay. While those attr...[Read More]
Expedition Agartha – Early Access Preview
Last week, we were privy to a preview for Expedition Agartha, a first-person looter/survival from developer Matrioshka Games. It’s a game that flows through the same structural veins as Sea of Thieves, minus the ship commanding and cool ocean animation. The idea is that you play as a looter and must survive different terrains, enemies, and other players to gather as much as you can and make it to ...[Read More]
Ghostwire: Tokyo Impressions
Digitalchumps had the opportunity to get in on some early access of Ghostwire: Tokyo from Bethesda. It was a cool event, though a bit brief, but we acquired some great information about the PlayStation exclusive. Without further unnecessary blabbing, let’s get right into things. BATSHIT Crazy What we know about the story Around 100,000 people have vanished without a trace in Tokyo. People’s clothe...[Read More]
Haunting Thriller “In Sound Mind” Launches in August
From the creators of cult classic Nightmare House 2, comes an imaginative psychological horror experience that challenges your expectations and ushers you through the deepest corners of your mind. As you awake in the corridors of an inexplicable building, you find the environment takes on a life of its own and leads you to discover a series of victims, all exposed to the same experimental therapy....[Read More]
The Persistence
Nothing goes together better than survival and horror, but what happens when you add a bit of stealth? You get to go even further into your survival instincts, which is where we get The Persistence from developers Firesprite. The game started as a VR port from 2018 and launched exclusively on the PSVR system. It was nicely translated from VR to Xbox, and while I don’t usually enjoy ported games be...[Read More]
Dying Light 2 coming to Europe and Australia via Koch Media
Had an enjoyable time with this back in the day (well, the first one). Enjoy the goods and trailer below. August 14, 2019 – Long-time partners, Techland® and Koch Media® are happy to announce their Europe and Australia cooperation to distribute the upcoming open-world action RPG game, Dying Light 2. Koch Media covers all retail distribution in the selected territories, as well as supports Techland...[Read More]
Gone home comes to Nintendo Switch
Sounds like one worth looking at. Detail follow. Gone Home, The Fullbright Company’s critically acclaimed title and first-person adventure exploration game, is now available on Nintendo Switch. In celebration of the game’s fifth anniversary and in partnership with Annapurna Interactive, the game is available for purchase on the Nintendo store for $14.99. In Gone Home, players are invited to interr...[Read More]
Sairento VR
A techno ninja packed with guns and a sword in VR? Good lord, the possibilities. Welcome to Sairento VR from Mixed Realms. The concept is pretty simple and it’s honestly without the need for a solid story, though there is one. You play as a cyber ninja for an organization called Sairento. Your job is to track down terrorists, who range from samurai robots to giant grotesque bosses, in hopes ...[Read More]
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