PC Reviews

My girlfriend is trying to become a presence on Twitch. I, too, have toyed with the idea, but I don’t have the perseverance to stream every day. What does this all have to do with Grow Home? Well, part of being found on Twitch is playing games that have just …

Nowhere near as silly as the name implies, Grey Goo is an RTS in the classic mold, and that’s not a bad thing.

The Endless part of the name couldn’t be more fitting to a game that is part of the 4X genre. Like in many strategy games, you spend a majority of the time building up an empire, but in Endless Legend you get the opportunity to carve out a pieceof the …

The daddy of survival horror returns (again) with a bang.

A political sim that’s both funny and engaging, if just a bit of a one-trick pony.

A game about… writing?

Uhhh, oh boy.

Flat Earth Games produces a top-down, cyberpunk shooter on the PC that’s got some promise… and a few issues.

Warhammer Quest heads from mobiles to the PC. Does it hold up?

Elite and Dangerous, this is one space-sim not to be missed.

I love skateboarding… wait, that makes it sound like I actually know how to skateboard. I love the idea of skateboarding. There we go. And my love for the sport was probably spawned of my utter addiction to the same game that I’m sure enthused many people back in 1999, …

One of the older (and somewhat forgotten) FPS’ makes a surprise comeback.

It’s The Witcher, but a board game… played digitally.

Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons is an incredibly beautiful puzzle adventure of two sons trying to find a cure for their dying father. Using simultaneous two-character controls, Brothers raises the challenge of the puzzles as well as the engagement of the player. Starbreeze Studios crafted a beautiful world that weaves the mechanics …

Lords of the Black Sun is a 4x turn-based strategy game by Arkavi Studios. Originally named Star Lords, the game is based in space, but not in any star system in particular, as they are randomly generated based on options chosen during game setup. The ultimate goal is up to …

Retrobooster is a cave-flyer reminiscent of the older bullet-hell games such as ‘Spacewar!’ and Galaxian. The game features a highly responsive ship that requires skill and practice to properly maneuver. The game is exceedingly difficult but that’s where the fun begins.