Dressmaker (PC) – Review
My name may not be Elim Garak, but for the town of Twillford, I am but a simple modiste. As I once said in an article stating I am more interested in Free Lives and Cozy Lives’ Dressmaker than GTA VI, I…
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Songs of Glimmerwick (PC) Review
The Rush song “The Spirit of Radio” is an ode to the radio, the music it plays for us, and the beneficial effects said music has on us. My subject today particularly reminds me of the following two lines of its lyrics:…
RuneScape: Dragonwilds (PC) Review
I never got into RuneScape in my younger years. I only had room in my life for one video game addiction, and World of Warcraft laid claim to that ages before I had even heard of RuneScape. Nevertheless, something about RuneScape: Dragonwilds…
Control Resonant (PC) Review
2019’s Control was my game of the year for the year it released. It is also one of my favorite games of all time. The world that Remedy Entertainment crafted within it and spawning outward from it (along with their other games)…
Mars Attracts (PC) Review
I think it’s reasonable to say that very few people (if any) ever expected the cult classic 1996 film Mars Attacks! to be revived after thirty years, especially not as a theme park management sim video game. Nevertheless, I present to you…
Blackwood (PC) – Review
Blackwood, Anton Blackwood – Licensed to cosplay John Wick. It is not generally favorable when you open a review with a comparison, or often looked upon with great glee, when you make such a clear and obvious comment out of the gate.…
Magical Blush (PC) Review
Editor’s Note: The following review is unscored due to a myriad of technical issues encountered during review. Treat this as a first impression for the time being; we intend to return to Magical Blush at a later date. I never like to…
D-Topia (PC) Review
What if we lived in a world where a seemingly benevolent Artificial Intelligence system controlled our environment and kept humanity safe? How would you handle the various tasks and situations that get thrown at you as a human caretaker of such an…
Bus Simulator 27 (PC) – Review
BUS! As good a name as any for a company. It has been a few years since I last played a Bus Simulator title, if you discount the title from the developer of the previous release in the series. Now, with the…
Tiny Eden (PC) – Review
As it turns out, Jack, there is a need for a set of garden shears up in the high flats after all. Tiny Eden is set in a near-future version of somewhere in Asia after the bees disappeared. The setting may be…