SIMULACRA 1 & 2 Review – It’s Phone Horror!
Perhaps it is fate. Indeed, it seems like I was bound to review this game at some point or another. You know, it’s funny. The first time I got to see something developed by Kaigan...
DOOM Eternal Review – The Celebration Of A Legacy
Doom Eternal. The title alone conjures up the notion that Doom is eternal. A franchise that has become so ingrained in our culture, that it has become synonymous with first person shooters. A game so...
Resident Evil 2 Review – Leon and Claire’s Blues
Resident Evil 2 has become quite a successful game. To be honest, I still can’t believe that we’ve gotten such a game in the current climate in the industry as a whole. In a world...
Langrisser I & II Review Part 2 – Langrisser I
If Alyxx’s review of Wizardry is anything to go by; it takes a long time to make an RPG review. There are a lot of things to consider regarding the elements of the game. This...
The Pale City Review
Those looking for another classic RPG to get stuck into will not find what they’re after in The Pale City. The game’s deceiving visuals will have fans of Baldur’s Gate wondering what they’re doing within...
Black Mesa 1.0 Review – Reimagining A Masterpiece
By now, Black Mesa is fairly well known in the PC gaming community. The fan remake of Half-Life originally got started around 2005, and I remember it going into early access around 2012. Since then,...
Dragon Ball FighterZ Dojo Mode Review
Dragon Ball FighterZ had updated to the Season 3 patch on February 28th. The patch brought a wealth of new features and changes. Most notable among them were new assists for all characters, new balance...
Langrisser I & II Review Part 1 – The Remaster
Have you ever heard of Langrisser? It’s very likely that you haven’t but this was a really good series of games in the Tactical RPG genre. The original title was making its rounds back in...
Romance of the Three Kingdoms XIV Review
The dynasties of China are always doomed to fall, and so did my enthusiasm for the game as well. Here is my Romance of the Three Kingdoms XIV review for PC.
Giraffe and Annika Review – The Problematic Tune
Boy, do I have a lot to say about Giraffe and Annika. This is such an odd game to review because it does a lot of things at once. For some, it might even seem...
Bagocast – EP 6: The Blind Prophet (Review)
Welcome back to another episode of Bagocast! In this episode, we will be reviewing The Blind Prophet by Ars Goetia. A point-and-click adventure game that has a graphical novel art style. The absolutely gorgeous art style...
LUNA: THE SHADOW DUST REVIEW
Luna: The Shadow Dust is the type of point and click puzzle game that can be difficult to talk about, not because it’s bad or has controversial materials, but because the magic of the game...
Coffee Talk Review
A cafe (and not the over-commercialized Starbucks, a proper cafe) is a place where you go to relax, enjoy some sweetness (or bitterness if you'd prefer), and just take in the moment before continuing the...
Gears 5 Review – An Outsider Perspective
I’ve never previously played a Gears of War game. At least not the campaign for one. Fourteen years ago, I did play some local multiplayer with friends, but I think it’s safe to minimize the...
Project Warlock Review – A Pastiche Of Early 90’s FPS’s
Project Warlock by Buckshot Software is another release in the new wave of "boomercore" shooters. Shooters that draw inspiration from 90's classic first person shooters such as Doom, Quake, Hexen, Blood and such. And called...
Wizardry: Labyrinth Of Lost Souls PC Review
You know that feeling? When you've played something so bland, that you're not sure what to say about it? That's kind of the feeling I'm left with after playing Wizardry: Labyrinth Of Lost Souls. I...
Daemon X Machina Review (PC)
Well, this one is going to be rather mixed, I'll tell you that much. Daemon X Machina is coming to PC, marking a glorious day for fans of mech shooters. If you want a quick...
Just Shapes and Beats Review – Feel the Music!
If there’s something that could be said about me is that I used to be a Berzerk Studio fan. Why? Because I often spent my time playing their games over at Kongregate. As a teenager,...
Effie Review – The Nostalgic Fairytale
Are you tired of all those brooding protagonists with dark stories, dead families, and mistakes that cannot be forgiven? I feel you, and so do Inverge Studios. Their latest creation, Effie, is a light-hearted 3D...
Temtem Early Access First Impressions
Temtem is attempting something that no one has ever done before, trying to be both a competitor to Pokemon and an MMO at the same time, and by God, I think it's onto something. Temtem,...
Moons of Madness Review – Walking Simulator of Madness
Moons of Madness is a cosmic survival horror game that I had my eyes on for quite some time. It has all the right ingredients of a great cosmic survival horror game. Moons of Madness...
The Pedestrian Review – Puzzles in Public
I typically don’t consider myself a big fan of puzzle games. The time it takes for me to go from “considering a solution” to “I hate everything” is far too short. However, when I see...
Star Traders: Frontiers Review – The Thrill (and Danger) of Space
It’s funny, really. I never really considered myself a fan of Dungeons & Dragons or games with a “Roll Dice” mechanic. I never really understood the appeal behind such games because I am more of...
Alpha Prime Retro Review – A Budget Doom 3
Alpha Prime is a game that I've had in my library for a while. I probably picked it up at some point due to its low price (it's 4 bucks on Steam). So I figured...
EarthNight Review – Here Be Dragons
Historically, “runner” games have not been a genre I’ve given much time. I’ve always seen them as mobile games or as games involving very precise jump/slide timing and little else. If EarthNight was one of...
Control Review
Remedy has been an important studio when it comes to interactive storytelling and gameplay spectacle. They have been the front runners when it comes to integrating intense and visceral gameplay mechanics in emotionally complex and...
First Encounter – Final Fantasy 7 (PS1)
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