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SNW “Under the Cloak of War” – Review

See Discovery, you can have a Klingon without trying to make them ridiculous/a caricature that stands on the edge of boot polish and other questionable things. Working on several series you might have heard of, Jeff W Byrd is most notably known…

Wandering Sword (PC) Review

More and more lately I have found myself impressed by games being produced by Chinese developers. Last year I raved over Sword and Fairy: Together Forever, and there have also been highly publicized games like Black Myth Wukong and Where Winds Meet.…

The Orville Season 3 – Episode 1 Review

Warning: The Following Review contains spoilers for Season 2 of The Orville, as well as episode 1 of Season 3 “Electric Sheep” This is a review series that I intended to start writing shortly after Season 3 debuted in 2022. Between my…

Alaskan Road Truckers (PC) Review

As stiff as a bus going through turns 12 and 13 at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, the trucks of Alaskan Road Truckers are not what you are used to in many other truck sims. I’ve had less understeer in boats, and the last time…

Quantum Error (PS5) Review

I’m always willing to give a newer developer a shot so long as the premise of the title is enough to catch my attention. In Quantum Error‘s case, it’s Teamkill Media’s team of four brothers that are taking the reigns. The premise?…

Total War: PHARAOH (PC) Review

The Total War series is one that I have waded in and out of over its long history. My first Total War game was Rome back in 2005. I remember playing and being enthralled by the history that was being shaped on…

Dawn of the Monsters (PC) Review

There’s always something about big monsters that speaks to my child-like soul. Whether it be King Kong, Godzilla, or Pacific Rim, I’ve been an avid fan of Kaiju-related media for most of my life, and grew up playing games like Rampage, and…

SNW “Those Old Scientists” – Review

The only TOS episode that’s a perfect 10. Of course “Those Old Scientists” had to be the one directed by Jonathan Frakes, which means it is not only beautiful but makes a lot of visual sense because Frakes knows how to do…

Fate/Samurai Remnant (Nintendo Switch) Review

It doesn’t take much to get me to try a video game. If it looks even slightly pleasing to the eye, I’ll give it a shot. Develop enough games up my alley and I’ll try things blindly. Having not experienced much of the…

NASCAR Arcade Rush (Switch) Review

Have you ever heard the saying “A mile wide and an inch deep?” While this saying is typically used for stupid people, I believe that an alternate version of this can be used to describe NASCAR Arcade Rush; an inch wide and…