Hypercharge: Unboxed Review – A Well Packaged Virtual Playground
Hypercharge: Unboxed by Digitial Cybercherries feels like it pays homage properly to times long past. With so much content to enjoy, an actually staggering amount of...
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Capes Review in Progress – Great Idea, Not so Great Execution
Capes is an isometric turn-based strategy RPG developed by Spitfire Interactive and published by Daedelic Entertainment. In Capes, you control a band of superheroes against a mysterious...
Senua’s Saga: Hellblade 2 Review – Evolutionary Benchmark with Regression
When it comes to game’s that get sequels, you can always predict that there will be a sequel, and guess what can happen in them....
Die by the Blade Review – One-Hit, Multiple-Misses
Die by the Blade is a weapon-based fighting game developed by Triple Hill Interactive and Grindstone. The game proudly wears its Bushido Blade influence on...
The Lullaby of Life Review – As Cozy As It Gets
Cozy games have a distinct vibe to them. Sometimes, they are forced and feel unnatural, but other times, they hit the spot immediately. Enter The...
Ereban: Shadow Legacy Review – Noise From The Shadows
Ereban: Shadow Legacy is a third-person stealth adventure game developed by Baby Robot Games. The game was an enigma to me leading up to its...
Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes Review – A JRPG Masterpiece
Every so often we get a game that can bring fans from the past together with the present. That is what I feel has happened...
Rise of the Ronin Review – A Gruesome Dance in Edo Japan
Rise of the Ronin was developed by Team Ninja and is an open-world action role-playing game. You take on the role of a Ronin who...
Turbo Golf Racing Review – Hole in One
When the smash-hit Rocket League released, many were taken aback. The game offered a simple concept; race cars driving into huge metallic spheres in a...
Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth Review – As Big as the Planet
Growing up, I always knew that Final Fantasy 7 would get a remake. True, that was because of the PS3 tech test that wasn’t actually...