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Gwent Winter Event Lands on PC and iOS

CD Projekt Red has been hard at work on Cyberpunk 2077. However, that has not stopped them from providing new content to their Gwent Card game, which has grown in popularity over time. Yesterday, fans of the card game were given an…

Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot Reveals Opening Cinematic

Many of us here at Phenixx Gaming are excited to see (and play) Dragon Ball Z: Kakarot when it launches on January 17th, 2020. I for one am thrilled to be able to explore the Dragon Ball Z world and experience Goku’s…

Frog Detective 2: The Case of the Invisible Wizard (PC) Review

It is rare that a Point-and-Click game surprises me. In fact, I’ve played a fair few this year, and most of them haven’t been anything out of the ordinary. However, Grace Bruxner’s sequel to The Haunted Island: A Frog Detective Game was,…

Shenmue III (PS4) Review

17 years and over 6 million dollars later, Shenmue III has finally made its’ way to PlayStation 4 and PC. A lot of fans have been clamoring for this game, and there were a lot of high hopes for the latest entry…

Big Pharma (Switch) Review

I am a big advocate of bringing as many things to as many different platforms as possible. Since the release of the Switch, that has become even more true for me. I love the versatility of the Nintendo Switch, as well as…

Atelier Ryza (Switch) Review

As many of our regular readers are no doubt aware by now, I am a big fan of RPGs. Keen eyes might also have spotted that I am a fan of the Atelier franchise, in part due to the unique nature of…

House of Golf (Switch) Review

I’ve been a fan of Mini-Golf games for a while. In fact, games like Golf with Your Friends, Golf It, Hot Shots Golf, and other such games, are some of my favorite time-wasters. House of Golf just released for Switch not too…

Superliminal (PC) Review

In this current era of gaming, first-person puzzle games aren’t that uncommon anymore. Since the release of Portal back in 2007, plenty of other games have tried to catch that charming, head-scratching spark. With that, comes a mixed bag of homages and…

Mary Skelter 2 (Switch) Review

When I played Mary Skelter: Nightmares a few years ago, I really found the darker, fairy tale aesthetic somewhat fascinating. I had always expected that we’d see more from Idea Factory in this world, but Mary Skelter 2 has surprised me in…

Mario and Sonic at the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 (Switch) Review

I am a big fan of both the Mario and Sonic franchises. I am also a fan of watching the Olympics, whether it is the Winter Olympics or the Summer Olympics. However, in the past, I have had issues with Olympics-related games…