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Highwater (PC) – Review

Set in the shadow of the impending climate fallout due to (among many things) the Über-wealthy and corporate-based pollution, Highwater joins the many games talking climate change now. First released for Netflix’s mobile gaming library, Highwater has finally joined Steam. Not the first of its kind to…

Outcast: A New Beginning (PC) Review

Whenever a long-forgotten franchise gets a surprise sequel announcement several years on, it can spark a lot of renewed interest for fans nostalgic for a great experience they had ages ago. No series is off-limits, it seems, as trailers for Alan Wake…

Warhammer 40K Rogue Trader (PC) Review

I’m a relative newcomer to the Warhammer 40K universe. I enjoy the overall theming and tone of the universe as well as the expansive lore which is ripe for storytelling. I also have some familiarity with the tabletop game, though I’m by…

BORE BLASTERS (PC) Review

I’ll never be able to get enough of the feeling of persistent progression within Rogue-lite games. The rewarding feeling that comes with every play session, whether it be hours of a grind I actually want to do or a brief pick-up-and-play for…

Let’s School (PC) – Review

While Two Point Campus is lovely in that comedic vein Theme Hospital had, I think Let’s School fits my aspirations better. I don’t want to ruin someone’s life at the end of their educational career. I want to do it as early as I possibly can! Being…

RoboCop: Rogue City (PC) Review

Back in the 1980’s and 1990’s, almost every action movie got a video-game tie-in. The problem was, at the time, this form of media wasn’t up-to-snuff if you compare it to 30 years later. That’s why now, more than ever, we’re seeing…

Go Mecha Ball (PC) Review

Considering I’ve been addicted to twin-stick shooters for almost two decades, and Rogue-lites for a decade, combining the two will get my interest 100% of the time. In the case of Go Mecha Ball, it won me over on that basis alone,…

Toy Trains (VR) Review

Age is but a number, they say. That is until you are as excited as a 50-year-old child while playing with N-gauge trains in VR to solve puzzles for adorable little people. Something Random’s Toy Trains (VR – as the key art…

Bahnsen Knights (PC) Review

It’s been a while since I played a “Pixel Pulp.” A genre coined by developer LCB Game Studio that recaptures the Amiga-era adventure that relies on the imagination as you’re greeted with a static screen. Mothmen 1966 was a surprisingly captivating intro to…

Ready or Not (PC) Review

Warning: The following article and images may contain details that some readers may find upsetting or unsettling. Reader’s discretion is advised. Ready or Not, here I come through the door with a lot of firepower, possibly to kill you. The successor, of…