Biomutant Review – Goodness From Small Beginnings
Swedish developer Experiment 101’s debut title Biomutant was first announced back in 2017, which given the current lockdown state of…
Evil Genius 2 Review
Back in 2004, Elixir Studios released the base-building game Evil Genius, which put players in the role of a…well…evil genius,…
Outriders Review – A Mediocre Experience
Since its reveal back at E3 2019, Outriders has been met with some skepticism. The original reveal didn’t really do…
Monster Energy Supercross 4 Review – Destined for Seasoned Fans Only
Monster Energy Supercross 4 might sound like a pretty generic game to a casual gamer. However, for sworn motorsport fans…
Scott Pilgrim vs The World: Complete Edition Review – A Victorious Return
Scott Pilgrim vs The World has just turned 10 years old and Ubisoft is celebrating its anniversary with a Complete…
Immortals Fenyx Rising Review – A Fun Open World That Fails to Stand Out
Gods and Mons.. oops I mean Immortals Fenyx Rising, Ubisoft’s 3rd open-world game to be released within a span of…
Godfall Review – Enjoyable Until You Start Noticing Its Flaws
Godfall is a brand new game developed by Counterplay Games and published by Gearbox Software, which you might remember from…
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla Review – Odin Favors Bravery, Not Stealth
Assassin’s Creed Valhalla promises an “ultimate viking fantasy” but which fits snuggly into the same vein as the preceding Origins…
Watch Dogs: Legion Review – Taking DedSec in The Right Direction Innit
Recruit Anyone! That has been one of the key selling points of Ubisoft’s latest; Watch Dogs Legion ever since its…
Torchlight 3 Review – Acceptable But Forgettable
Torchlight 3 will be releasing after spending nearly four months in early access on Steam during which developer Echtra Games…
Crusader Kings 3 Review: Everything The Original Was, And Better
For the past eight years, one of the premiere grand strategy games available has been Crusader Kings 2, one of…
Wasteland 3 Review, Dancer Robots and Decisions
Wasteland 3 has just been released and brought with it a ton of RPG fun we didn’t know we needed….
Spiritfarer Review – The Journey of Letting Go
Spiritfarer is a brand new management game from Thunder Lotus Games and is available on PC, Playstation 4, Xbox One…
Desperados 3 Review – The Wild Bunch
Desperados is one of those franchises that are easy to miss but super hard to leave. After two successful games…
Shenmue 3 Review: By The Fans And For The Fans
The title of this review is to quote one of the original designers of the game and I think the…
Need For Speed Heat Review: A Heated Comeback
After the sour taste that Need for Speed Payback left in our mouths, we can all be very grateful to…
Planet Zoo Review: Play Well To Avoid A Guilty Conscience
Out of all the simulator games I’ve played where you have to maintain an establishment, this one came packed with…
Death Stranding Review: A Hideo Kojima Game
A lot of people were bummed out with the cancellation of the Silent Hill successor, P.T. Especially after we even…
Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare Review: A Worthy Tribute
Call of Duty had been in a weird spot these past few years with how astray the game had been…
The Outer Worlds Review, A Charming Endeavor
If you’re a fan of Fallout New Vegas then you’ll definitely know Obsidian Entertainment. You’ll even most likely be familiar…
WWE 2K20 Review: It Continues, That’s About It
WWE games have existed since I was a kid so obviously it becomes hard to really be moved or impressed…
The Witcher 3 Nintendo Switch Review
Being someone who played the Witcher 3 originally on the PC setup as well as a bit on the PlayStation…
NBA 2K20 Review, Can You Ignore the Greed?
Right off the bat, I’m going to say that a lot of this review might involve me complaining about post-retail…
Ghost Recon Breakpoint Review
The last Ghost Recon I played before this one was Future Soldier. Let me just say that it blew my…
Code Vein Review: Ghoulishly Enticing
Code Vein is finally upon us. While the game didn’t have an insane amount of hype behind it, it definitely…