Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Gen 2 MAX Headset Review
We’re about to hit headset review week here on Digitalchumps.com, and the first one up is Turtle Beach’s Stealth 600 Gen 2 MAX. Built and optimized for Xbox systems, but capable of working with PlayStations, PC, and Mac, this beautiful headset is both comfortable and reliable. Let’s talk. Comfort Over the last decade, we have reviewed headsets from various places and each time the comfort level of...[Read More]
Pumpkin Jack Review
Pumpkin Jack is classic 3D platforming defined. With the lovable level design to music that fills you with the Halloween spirit, Pumpkin Jack hits every note perfectly with ghoulish delight. Following the quite literal devilish escapades of Pumpkin Jack, players embark on a comedic adventure that is both creative and a joy to play. While not altogether difficult in comparison with other modern pla...[Read More]
Spider-Man: Miles Morales Review (PS4 Version)
A single thought stuck with me throughout my entire playthrough of Spider-Man: Miles Morales: it’s familiar yet new. Miles Morales walks a spiderweb tightrope between being an ambitious sequel to the PS4’s best selling game and sticking to what made the original so special. While most people will gravitate towards the enhanced PS5 version of Miles Morales, the core gameplay loop and story Insomnia...[Read More]
New Toy Soldiers Game Headed to current gen Console and Pc
The popular Toy Soldiers franchise is coming back after a new publishing deal has been struck and you can read all about it below. I co-founded Accelerate Games because I want to build a team of long time video game veterans with a common goal of establishing long term, collaborative relationships with talented creatives who are determined to cultivate brands and build lasting IPs. My background i...[Read More]
Destroy All Humans! Review
Destroy All Humans! (2005) is almost the perfect example of a game from the PS2 era that released to middling critical reception, carving out its niche within the gaming community, and becoming a beloved classic. Jump ahead fifteen years and those same fans are being treated to a 1:1 remake of the original, bringing some much-needed improvements. While Destroy All Humans! (2020) doesn’t go far eno...[Read More]
Spongebob Squarepants: Battle for Bikini Bottom – Rehydrated
“Who lives in a pineapple under the sea?!…” Spongebob Squarepants: Battle for Bikini Bottom is one of the rare titles in the PS2 era that transcended the typical quality of a licensed game that was oh-so-plentiful. Make no mistake, the actual platforming quality was never earth-shattering; instead, the game breaks the mold of licensed games by acutely understanding its source material and giving S...[Read More]
Maneater
Ever so often games come around that propose a power fantasy unlike any other. For some, its the ability to be a gun-toting badass. For others, it’s being able to be whisked away to a fantasy world. And then there are games like Maneater; a game that gives you direct control of one of the scariest creatures in the world and devours everything in its path. Maneater never truly takes itself se...[Read More]
Predator: Hunting Grounds
Predator: Hunting Grounds looks and sounds like the cult-classic film Predator, but unfortunately doesn’t feel like Predator. As Alan Silvestri’s iconic score swells, you can’t help but feel like you’re about to embark on an action-packed, skull collecting adventure. But you’ll soon discover that under all of the nostalgia is a game that lacks a soul (or spine). Predator: Hunting Grounds by no mea...[Read More]
Moon of Madness
So I didn’t really know too much about this game going into it. I saw the trailer and thought, oh boy a horror game. I’ve never been the biggest fan of horror or the classic ‘jump scare’ games. Not cause I scare easy, but it’s just something that doesn’t appeal to me. None the less, Moons of Madness was a game that I was really excited to get my hands on and play. You play as Shane, a faceless cha...[Read More]
Wartile coming to PS4 and Xbox One
Further information below. Greetings everybody! Two years after Wartile left Early Access on Steam, we’re proud to announce that on the 24th of March we will release a PS4 and Xbox One version! On top of that, a new story DLC will be available on all systems on the 5th of May. Happy pillaging everyone 🙂 Cheers, Serbay Sönmez // DECK13 ABOUT WARTILE: HEL´S NIGHTMARE Evil powers have been awok...[Read More]
DragonBall Z: Kakarot
There’s something to be said about taking things back to basics. For nearly the last decade, there hasn’t been a game in the DragonBall franchise that has tackled the beloved story in the way DragonBall Z: Kakarot has. Yes, we got to see some of the stories and characters through a new lens in the Xenoverse series, and we got some stellar fighting mechanics with DragonBall...[Read More]
Genki Audio Adapter (Switch, PC, PS4, Android, Mac)
Whoever created this needs some sort of award for solving multiple problems. Since the beginning of time, or at least the mid-80s, Nintendo has tried to always take control of their hardware. First, it was the lockout chip that was required before developers were an officially crowned Nintendo member (that gold star on the box of NES games is no joke). Then they made sure that countries were selli...[Read More]