PC Reviews

Once upon a time, there was a small indie game released known as Magicka. The game had a terrible launch. It was buggy, unstable, prone to crashing, and the multiplayer didn't work for almost a...

Have stealth games recently lost their touch recently? In gaming today, there is never a strong emphasis on thought provoking stealth gameplay, but rather combining stealth and action to create a new, dynamic genre. This...

AHOY! FULL SPOILERS DEAD AHEAD! Imagine being asked by a questionable treasure hunter to locate her missing business partner and find a lost treasure in the darkest days of the year in the remote outskirts...

Note: This review is a comparison of Grand Theft Auto V for PC compared to its previous console versions. For its other iterations, check out our review for GTA V's last-generation release and its recent remaster on...

It was a sad day for many Star Wars fans when Disney decided to board up the doors at LucasArts. I was one of those fans that shed a tear when I heard the news...

I can best explain the impact of the Steam Greenlight scheme by comparing it to Nicolas Cage's filmography. Most of them are pretty awful, like Bannock Dangerous, Weather Man or Left Behind. Then there are those very...

As a man with Czech in his blood, I've taken a large interest in the movies and games that the Czech Republic (or Czechoslovakia, depending on the time period) has released.  Whether it be the...

It's been a while since games in the vein of Baldur's Gate and Icewind Dale have seen new titles. The only ones I could think of from recent years were HD remasters of those exact...

In 2013, EA and Maxis released a reboot for Sim City, the beloved city building and management series that put Maxis on the map before The Sims came around. Sim City 2013 was--at its core--a...

It's not uncommon nowadays for directors and designers to take a beloved concept or story and redevelop it with a unique twist. The re-imagining of classic fairy tales seems to be the next big trend...

Welcome to the world of Lumenox where Dawn, Day, Dusk, Night rule in perfect balance. Well, it was a balanced land until Night decided it wanted complete control over all the living. Dawn foresaw the...

Slowly, but surely, there seems to be a new trend of primarily multiplayer based video games, which makes a lot of sense in a time in which the multiplayer modes of games like Call of Duty are...

When I say "Card Games", what do you think? Generally, the response is split into two groups: The "Heck yeah, let's play some blackjack" crowd, and the "Boooooriiiing" crowd. I tend to lean towards the latter...

Strategy games have always been a kind of love-hate relationship for me. While I love all the layers of stats, making a strategy, and watching that strategy play out, the dice rolls have always kind...

https://youtu.be/CtP8tFKgHzc The wacky sci-fi adventure series everyone seems to love returns with Borderlands: The Pre Sequel. The Pre-Sequel was created by 2k Australia, in association with Gearbox this time around, was this a good idea? Well...

Take the lovable arcade games Pac-Man and Snake, and then add in a cat and ducklings: the result of your experiment is Pix the Cat! The developers from Pastagames brings Steam and PSN users a...

As loathsome as it is to pigeonhole a beautiful, original game like Rat King's TRI: Of Friendship and Madness, it cleanly locks into the stable of Portal-type puzzle games, where it bumps shoulders with its...

JRPGs have become a dying breed in the video game world. The only notable JRPGs anymore are Dragon Quest, which barely ever sees a release outside of the occasional remake, and Final Fantasy, which has...

Video games are no stranger to conflict. From Call of Duty and Battlefield to Age of Empires and Red Alert, the medium has shown us the horrors of war from various perspectives. Metal Gear Solid...

Over the years, Stealth\Action oriented games have become a niche sub-genre, with such notable titles as Metal Gear Solid, Assassin's Creed, Dishonored, the Thief Games, etc. etc. All of these games are fantastic in their...

I was taken back slightly when I heard that Flyhunter Origins, the debut game from new independent game studio Steel Wool Games, was created by a team of animators who have worked on such marvels...

Styx: Master of Shadows is a 3rd person stealth game, which is also the prequel to Of Orc’s and Men (2012) also developed by Cyanide and published by Focus Home Interactive for Xbox One, PS4...

The Vanishing of Ethan Carter is an interesting game in many aspects. It shrugs off the player guidance that has saturated games recently in favor of the mystery and wonder of discovering things for yourself. The Vanishing... is a...

The above video does contain spoilers for the first two puzzles in the game. The Vanishing of Ethan Carter was released on September 25, 2014 and was developed by The Astronauts. A review code was...

It's not easy for a studio to reboot an old IP, and they don't come much older than Gauntlet. Originally released in the arcades in 1985, Gauntlet is a game whose legacy can still be...

Once upon a time in the magical land of April, 2012, there was a Finnish Indie Game developer called Almost Human Ltd. They took the world by storm with their first game, an ambitious RPG known...