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…
Baldur’s Gate 3 Early Access Review
After 20 years, one of the premier RPG franchises, Baldur’s Gate, is back and oh boy has the wait been…
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…
Serious Sam 4 Review – If It’s Not Broken, Don’t Fix It
Serious Sam 4 releases today on Google Stadia and PC through Steam and GOG, reviving one of the most intensely…
Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning Review: New Life To An Unseen Gem
Kingdoms of Amalur had a rough time of it when that game first came out in 2012. The game bombed…
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…
Mortal Shell Review – A True Dark Souls Heir
Mortal Shell is an action RPG developed by Cold Symmetry and published by Playstack for Playstation 4, Xbox One and…
F1 2020 Review – A New Standard in Racing Simulation
F1 2020 shows that as an official developer for Formula 1 games, Codemasters continues to evolve with the ever changing…
Death Stranding PC Review
Death Stranding is the first title to be produced by Hideo Kojima after his leave from Konami, under his own…
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…
Ori and the Will of the Wisps Review – A Ku-lossal Improvement
When Ori and the Blind Forest came out back in 2015 it enchanted players with outstanding visual design, animation, fluid…
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…
The Surge 2 Review: A Good Attempt But Pretty Uninspired
I had the chance of playing the Surge 2 and I was pretty grateful for it. Haven’t played the original…