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Life Goes On: Done to Death (PC) Review

I’ve always considered myself to have something of an interesting relationship with virtually every puzzle game I’ve played in the past. While I’ve most assuredly enjoyed such critically-acclaimed puzzle titles as Valve’s venerable Portal franchise, my levels of enjoyment were typically tempered…

Void Bastards Review

Some of the team members behind Bioshock bring us a new rouge-like title with great art and gameplay. Meet Void Bastards. There’s a ton to do in this game. Void Bastards takes place in space as you explore countless space stations for goods…

State of Decay 2: Heartland Review

In Microsoft’s 2019 E3 conference, an expansion for State of Decay 2 was announced. Not only that, but it released that very day. So, how does it hold up? State of Decay 2 is a great zombie fighter, with a ton of…

Forgive Me, Father… Review

Mobile gaming has grown a lot from the days of Match-3 games and free-to-start Tower Defense titles. There are a lot of creative games being made for phones, and Forgive Me, Father… certainly falls in that category. In Forgive Me, Father…, you…

Injustice: Gods Among Us (PC) Review

Although NetherRealm Studios are likely best-known as the developers of the more recent titles in the Mortal Kombat franchise, you might also know that they’ve also produced two games in an original intellectual property based on various aspects of the DC Comics…

Warhammer: Chaosbane Review

Two things caught my eye with Warhammer: Chaosbane. First off, it looks a lot like Baldur’s Gate, Diablo, and other top down RPG’s, which is something I usually love. The second thing was the $60 price tag. Warhammer games never feel quite up to…

Lapis X Labyrinth (Switch) Review

As an RPG fan, NIS America has been one of my go-to developers for a while. Sure, some of their titles aren’t great, but on the whole, they tend to have a solid library. The great thing about them is that they…

For the King (Switch) Review

Back in 2015, developer IronOak Games kickstarted a little project called For the King. After said success, they went on to launch a two-year Early Access campaign, which led to a full release on Steam back in April of 2018. Now, over…

Godzilla King of the Monsters Review

Since his first foray into cinemas in 1954, from the controversial 2014 reboot to the exceptional Shin Godzilla in 2016, Godzilla has had his ups and downs for his entire 64 years of not only in movies but in all different forms…

Outer Wilds (Xbox) Review

Space exploration games are usually a huge hit, or more often, a giant miss. Outer Wilds hit all of the terrifying aspects of space exploration out of the park. Starting Outer Wilds feels a bit slow. You’re introduced with a few mini-games to learn…