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Death Stranding (PC) Review
A non-Kojima fan check out the video game auteur’s latest. Here’s our review of one of the strangest games of 2019, as Death Stranding hits PC.
Read More »Carrion (PC) Review
Plenty of games task players with contending with a monster. Carrion flips the script and allows players to take up the role of the escaped monster. The result is a slick and satisfying metroidvania. There is a lot to love in this little package from Phobia Studio and publisher Devolver …
Read More »Valorant (PC) Review: A valued experience
Valorant is a valuable look at not only what makes hero shooters fun, but why realistic shooters still carve out a large chunk of the market.
Read More »Resident Evil 3 Remake (PC) Review
Resident Evil 3 returns to complete the Raccoon City saga. Does the late-90s classic still hold the same thrills and chills? Yep, that and plenty new ones.
Read More »Highly Likely (PC Early Access) Review
This week I played Highly likely, by Mikola Games. It has a lot going for it, but also doesn’t seem like it wants to be particularly interactive.
Read More »CORRUPTION 2029 (PC) Review
Three against the World! TEST YOUR PATIENCE AS WELL AS YOUR SKILL WITH CORRUPTION 2029 CORRUPTION 2029, the latest tactical stealth game to come out, doesn’t pull any punches. Even the developers know they didn’t go easy on the gaming public. Let’s see just what they had in mind. CORRUPTION …
Read More »Valfaris (PC) Review
Valfaris is a bloody, heavy metal sidescroller reminiscent of Contra. With a double bass slamming soundtrack and excellent polish, it ticks most of the 2D shoot-em up boxes but doesn’t innovate much on the standard recipe. Plot In deep space, a wolfship exits hyperspace as it approaches Valfaris – a …
Read More »Carrion – DEMO (PC) Review
Carrion is an upcoming 2D action adventure horror side scroller game in which you play as a fleshy red monster terrorizing the humans. As a result of the Uno swop, you rampage a facility and devour humans, growing in size and abilities. If you enjoy causing pixels of gore and …
Read More »Outbuddies (PC) Review Out of Mind, But Into Sight
Preface To start off with, I did not finish Outbuddies. It is completely outside of my normal gaming habits, and even then takes a while to get the hang of. However, I did sink around 15 hours of my life into this game, so while the story aspects may change, …
Read More »Goat of Duty (PC) Review
Goat of Duty is a third person multiplayer shooter themed around goats. Yes… Goats! The gameplay is like Quake 3 but Goat of Duty could use a lot of fine tuning to make it less janky and less chaotic. Overall I can see this as a fun yet short experience …
Read More »Ion Fury (PC) Review: Built by History
I don’t have to tell you what a look will show you already: Ion Fury is an old-school FPS. The game has been built on the Build engine, which you may recognize from the likes of Duke Nukem 3D and Shadow Warrior, and updated with new physics systems and more. …
Read More »Warhammer Chaosbane (PC) Review
The fantasy realm of the Warhammer world gets an adaptation in the form of an aRPG. It doesn’t do much to redefine a genre, but it’s plenty of fun.
Read More »Conan: Unconquered (PC) Review
Conan: Unconquered is a wave-defense real-time-strategy survival game that pits co-operative goodness against bugs, crashes, and merely good enough presentation.
Read More »We Happy Few: They Came From Below DLC (PC) Review
They Came From Below is a fresh new piece of DLC from the makers of We Happy Few. There is a robot uprising in Wellington Wells…
Read More »Tropico 6 (PC) Review
Who’s in the mood for some sand, sun, and banana republics? Tropical city-builder Tropico returns for a 6th outing, and it might be the best one yet.
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