Category: PC Reviews

Unboxathon (PC) Review

I’ve been talking to folks for a while about Idle games. Some folks love them, being able to just play around with them in the background. Other folks, such as Phenixx Gaming’s managing editor Keiran McEwen, don’t really understand them. Unboxathon, developed…
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Million Depth (PC) Review

I have no depth perception whatsoever, and yet I’m still able to perceive (and enjoy) Million Depth. That may be one of life’s greatest mysteries. Anyway, Million Depth is a post-apocalyptic, “deep diving” roguelike in which humanity has destroyed the surface of…
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Night Swarm (PC) Review

A YouTube comment on the Night Swarm official announcement trailer summed things up concisely: “It’s an indie game in 2025, check inside, it’s a roguelite with survivor elements.” Be that as it may, I still find myself addicted and wanting to review the majority…
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MotionRec (PC) Review

Ordinarily, I might make a pun about how I’m going through the “motions” of writing another review, if I weren’t so pleased with my subject today. What we’ve got here is MotionRec, a delightful puzzle game from developer Handsum (not sure if…
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Forestrike (PC) Review

Sifu took the world by storm in 2023. A martial arts title where failed fights could be redone with some knowledge of what to expect, it’s a rewarding exercise in persistence and ascendance. When “game over” isn’t the end, it becomes more of…
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