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One very long awaited sequel arrives, and Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine 2 was worth the wait, upping the ante for shooters.
Read More »Warhamer 40,000: Space Marine 2 (Xbox Series X|S) Review
Snapshot Review: ‘Closer the Distance,’ Further from loneliness
There are a galaxy of Indie games devoted to introspective emotions. You could be forgiven for passing by some, if you’re anticipating a twee, superficial experience. Speaking as someone who consumes melancholic media like a Hot Ones contest devours chicken wings, Closer is the Distance, made by Osmosis Games (of …
Read More »PS5 Review: NeoSprint: It is a game
A top-down racer in the classic style, Atari and Headless Chicken Games’ NeoSprint might be something of an acquired taste.
Read More »Sectaurs Wave 1 (Action Figure) Review
The Nacelle Company continues its impressive roll with an oft-neglected 80s icon, the alien insectoid action figure line, Sectaurs.
Read More »Alone in the Dark (PS5) review
The classic Alone in the Dark series returns for a reboot that both keeps with the original’s themes, and offers a needed updating.
Read More »WWE 2K24: 40 Years of Wrestlemania Edition (Xbox Series X|S) Review
The premier wrestling series returns to consoles and PC with a game that adds plenty, but doesn’t shake up its winning formula too much.
Read More »Love & Pies-Merge Mystery (Android) Snapshot Review
While watching YouTube one day, I saw an advertisement for a mobile game called Love & Pies-Merge Mystery. I’m typically one to ignore advertisements, but the graphics were too cute for me to resist.
Read More »Top Five Board Games for Parties
Do you want to spice up your next party? Bring out one or more of these party games to make for a fun night with friends or family! Camel Up This game, which can be played by up to eight people, is perfect for a crowd. It involves betting on, …
Read More »Jurassic Park Classic Games Collection (Switch) Review
Head back to the distant past (read: the 90s) for a fully featured exploration of some of the best-loved Jurassic Park games ever.
Read More »Review: Creative Beast takes a bite out of dinosaur figures with the Bistahieversor
Creative Beast’s Tyrannosaur series continues with a brightly-colored, but lesser known theropod called Bistahieversor sealeyi.
Read More »Blood West (PC) Review
Rising from an untimely end, Blood West’s gunslinger is sent into a haunted frontier, where death lurks around every corner.
Read More »Glowforge Pro (Hardware) Review
Engraving and cutting across a multitude of media, the Glowforge line of printers is a wonder, and the Pro is the top of the heap.
Read More »Action Figure Review: The Loyal Subjects goes all-in with impressive TMNT comics Leonardo
It might be yet another TMNT action figure line, but The Loyal Subjects’ BST AXN manages to make a nice niche for itself.
Read More »Tech Review: Brush like a superhero with Evo’s high-tech Black Panther electric toothbrush
If you’ve ever thought that polishing the pearly whites was dull, you might wanna check out what Evo has just launched.
Read More »Review: Playmobil takes on iconic 80s TV with Magnum, P.I.
If you haven’t been following Playmobil in the last few years, you’ve missed a lot. Namely, sets devoted to some of the 80s top properties.
Read More »Review: Il fait très bizarre dans le Nord en ‘Kona II: Brume’
Kona II: Brume is, you may gather, the second game in the series by Ravenscourt Games. However, it can be played and enjoyed by players unfamiliar with the first game. A first-person title, Kona II is part walking simulator and part puzzle game, delivering a fascinating and creepy trek through …
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