PC Reviews

"The urge to destroy is also a creative urge." - Pablo Picasso From Super Mario Bros. to The Last of Us, fungi have played supporting roles in video games for decades. Mushroom 11, from husband...

Real Time Strategy games were all the rage back in the late 90s and early 2000s with Command & Conquer, Warcraft, WARHAMMER, and more dominating the market. Now, however, it seems that developers aren't willing to...

Four years after a rather disappointing attempt at a reboot to the Heroes Of Might And Magic (Now, annoyingly, known as Might And Magic: Heroes) series, Ubisoft and Limbic Entertainment have come back with the seventh...

I love treasure hunting. Wether I do it myself in RPGs when looting caves or watch people do it in movies like National Treasure -- it doesn't matter. It is blast imagining that there are unknown artifacts out there...

“Can you, humble player, make it through one thousand rooms? Can you find what lies at the end? Or… is there even an end?” Spooky’s House of Jump Scares is a silly horror adventure that...

Sometimes you're on your last legs in a game. Your health is blinking at 2%, or in the case of the modern FPS, the screen is so covered in jam that you'd think the enemy...

Whether it's the idea of sneaking into secret bases or finding out hushed up secrets, taking on the roll of a spy is as fun as it is mysterious. In Master Spy, you'll take on...

Have you ever wanted a game that combined the 2D sections from Super Mario Galaxy with the difficulty of Super Meat Boy? Then Airscape: The Fall of Gravity is the game for you. The basis...

At first glance, Volume looks like a very uninspired stealth game. After playing for a while, I enjoy it quite a lot, but there are several issues holding it back from being a fantastic game. Volume...

Beyond Eyes, developed by Tiger & Squid, tells the story of a ten year old girl Rae and her friendship with Nani, a ginger cat. The object of the game is simply to search for...

Back during the PlayStation 1 and 2 eras of gaming, turn based RPG's were common place and brought classics such as Final Fantasy VII, The Legend of Dragoon, and Persona 4 to name a few....

You would forgive me for thinking that the world itself has traveled back in time to 1989 with releases of films like Robocop, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and now the host of games designed with 8bit...

Victor Vran is an action-RPG made by the Bulgarian independent development studio, Haemimont Games. The game is made in the style of Diablo and is set in a gothic medieval universe where both science and magic...

It seems as though silhouettes have once again become popular for the first time since Victorian times. They offer us the chance to experience an enchanting and abstract world of fantasy and wonder. Or, if...

Olympia Rising's an indie platforming game from the relatively new studio, Paleozoic. A nod to the platforming games of old Olympia Rising retains the old school charm and adds its own fresh ideas and mechanics into...

I can't really think of many games with medieval settings that don't rely heavily on fantasy elements; The only games that come to mind are Chivalry: Medieval Warfare, and War Of The Roses. Legends Of Eisenwald is...

Dungeon crawling in video games is one thing I've always been a fan of. Exploring a dungeon, fighting monsters, finding treasure; it's marvelous. I've never quite seen dungeon crawling taken in the direction Guild Of Dungeoneering...

The PS2-era visuals are among the first disappointing signs of the third-person variant of developer Eko Studios’ How To Survive. There are virtually no graphics settings to boost the game into an acceptable state, and...

Coffin Dodgers is an arcade kart racer that takes Mario Kart to the retirement home. The story is simple: The Grim Reaper descends on a peaceful retirement village and tells seven old folks that he's going to...

Art and any form of media has always brought controversy, thanks to masses of skeptics who argue that freedom of speech has the power to warp a young and unstable mind to commit horrendous acts of...

Revenge is a dish best served cold, and one that can be easily reheated countless times. There are reasons that this is a popular subject matter for films and game: it’s something we can relate...

Axiom Verge is one man’s love letter to Metroidvania games, and it really shows. This is a wonderful reminder of the Metroid and Castlevania games of old, and why we need more like it (Nintendo,...

A while back, a free to play MMO was released known as LEGO Minifigures Online. It was an interesting concept of a LEGO game, involving Diablo style gameplay, and tons of unlockables; It also came with more...

Bliss is probably a word I can use to best describe my experience with Sharkpunch's The Masterplan. As a fan of Mafia II, I always found games about gangsters fascinating -- It's a setting not many games really...

Editor's Note: This is a review for the PC port of Akiba's Trip Akiba's Trip: Undead and Undressed has plenty of personality, but falls flat with a wonky combat system, repetitive gameplay, and a lacking...

Over their fifteen year period in the video game industry, Double Fine Productions have brought us many games that we all remember fondly: Brütal Legend, Psychonauts, Stacking, Costume Quest, and more recently; Broken Age. When you look at the...