PC Reviews

A bunch of indie gaming stars all in one game.

Planetary Annihilation is an RTS game which started off with a Kickstarter campaign. Now that it’s in its final release, rather than open beta, seems like a good time for a review! However, keep in mind, that they are still adding things to the game.

While I am an absolute scrub at platform games, I do enjoy the difficulty and the frustrations that come with those games. Fenix Rage is no exception in this, it comes with all the highs and lows of a platformer. The learning curve is fair, although sometimes tough to bite …

A story where dreams become reality. Literally.

Doorways: The Underworld would probably best be described as a combination of Dear Ester and Amnesia. It takes the walking simulator storytelling from the first, and combines it with the dark and sometimes frightening style of the latter, all the while not really excelling in either one of the two …

A modern take on the classic Dungeon Crawler, reminiscent of a Roguelike, but with just the right amount of difficulty and replayability– This is Runers.

The world’s greatest consulting detective is back in a brand new adventure, powered by a brand new engine.

Grind and die and grind and die and repeat.

In episode five, Clementine will have to choose what kind of person she wants to become, but it has less to do with her own choice and more with how she reacts to others. This entire episode was built up over the last two episodes and personally, I still don’t …

Just why is the dark side of Venus glowing?  I blame the jellyfish.

Clementine, oh sweet Clementine. The girl we have come to love and helped grow up to become a post-apocalyptic survivor. We’ve seen her cope with losing her loved ones and making decisions that should not be made by someone that young. By now I thought we all knew how we …

Risen 3: Titan Lords seeks to expand on the established Risen franchise and up the ante for what’s really been a lackluster line of role-playing games. Does it succeed? Well…

Metro Last Light returns as half of the ‘Redux’ package, bringing one of the best FPS series of last-gen to the new round of consoles and the PC with a fresh coat of paint.

Like a roller coaster, Metro 2033 Redux had its share of ups and downs, but was this ride ultimately a memorable one?

The third Sacred titles arrives with little of what made the series a fan favorite in tow.

Once upon a time, there was a game critic who was told to review a game about one of his favorite book series, based upon classical fairy tales. He played it, made (most of) the right decisions, and lived happily ever after.