Author: David Sanders

David Sanders is, at his core, a man who's just trying to get through his game backlog before the heat death of the universe, and yet can't seem to stop adding to said game backlog. He greatly enjoys many different varieties of games, particularly several notable RPGs and turn-based strategy titles. When he's not helping to build or plan computers for friends, he can usually be found gaming on his personal machine or listening to an audiobook to unwind.

Valve is Making Steam Machines, Again

Don’t let this article’s title alarm you just yet. If you remember the huge failure that was Valve’s first attempt at making Steam consoles in the mid-2010s, the news that Valve is giving that idea another go might cause you to raise…
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Final Sentence (PC) Demo Preview

Just when I thought I’d seen everything, along comes Final Sentence, a multiplayer, typing-based battle royale game. In each match of Final Sentence, you and however many other players joined the same server are all in a dimly-lit room, chained to desks…
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Lessaria (PC) Review

Under my reviewing microscope today is Lessaria, a high-fantasy real-time strategy game developed by Rockbee Team and published by Polden Publishing. Lessaria purports to be “bringing back the RTS genre” by itself. That’s quite a bold claim, and I intend to thoroughly…
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WoW: Legion Remix is Live Now

Fellow World of Warcraft players, it’s time to get in the mix – the Legion Remix, that is. The World of Warcraft: Legion Remix event is live now and will remain playable until January 19th, 2026. Now that Legion Remix is available…
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Bionic Bay (PC) Review

Under my reviewing microscope today is Bionic Bay, a sci-fi puzzle platformer developed by Psychoflow Studio and published by Kepler Interactive. Bionic Bay certainly subscribes to the “show, don’t tell” philosophy of game design in that it doesn’t outright tell you anything…
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