Revenge, Hatred, and Humanity – The Last of Us Part II Review
The Last of Us has been considered to be one of the greatest video games of the past decade. Selling over 20 million copies, it...
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Xenoblade Chronicles: Definitive Edition Review
Nintendo’s Wii console was known for many things, and having great games was one of them. In a push to localize three unique titles –...
Disinterested in Disintegration
Disintegration from V1 Interactive is billed as a hybrid first-person shooter and real-time strategy game. The studio is new, but the pedigree of the founder,...
Borderlands 3: Bounty of Blood DLC Review
Borderlands is the kind of series where you’ll visit completely urban worlds like Prometheus one day while exploring Lovecraftian planets such as Xylourgos the next....
Review: West of Dead – Wild West Purgatory
West of Dead is a top-down cover shooter created by Upstream Arcade and published by Raw Fury. The game fully embraces its classic graphic novel...
Beyond Blue Review: An Underwater “Walking” Simulator
Beyond Blue sits in an interesting place in video games, documentaries, and activism. The game is a narrative-driven adventure title that puts you in the...
Ion Fury Review – Kicking Ass And Chewing Bubblegum
Ion Fury is a throwback to the 1990’s PC FPS glory days. While many Indie developers have taken this old formula and created something new...
Review: Minecraft Dungeons – Diablo’s Baby Brother
Minecraft Dungeons is a brave new step for Mojang and the Minecraft franchise. A bit of a step out into left-field though, so to speak....
Review: Concept Destruction
From the mid-1990s to the turn of the millennium, there was a spate of games that focused on vehicular combat and wacky racing ideas. If...
Review: Lockdown By Chriton Studios
Lockdown by Chriton Studios is a small survival horror/escape game that harkens back to the time of classic FPS games like Counter-Strike. You are a...