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AEW: Fight Forever (PC) Review

Something definitely brought the boom when that classic THQ logo came up. It was the boom of Yuke’s and THQ making a wrestling game like they used to. This time around it is a different THQ and a different wrestling company, AEW:…

F1 2023 (PC) Review

Oh Canada, you have the best track. Doesn’t have the same ring to it, does it? On the eve of the Canadian Grand Prix, EA and Codemasters’ latest foray into the world of Formula 1, F1 23, launched. There have been a host…

Moviehouse – The Film Studio Tycoon (PC) Review

To say that I am a fan of the film industry would be an understatement. I have watched countless documentaries and interviews with actors, directors, producers, writers, and plenty of other positions in order to get more insight into how the films…

Harmony: The Fall of Reverie (PC) Review

DONTNOD has delivered some of my favorite stories in gaming over the span of more than a decade. Aside from the oft-forgotten Remember Me, they’re best known for Life is Strange 1 and 2. The latter title earned an emphatic 10 out of 10 from…

Easy Red 2 (PC) Review

For lack of a better term for it, I am forever on the lookout for a good World War I/II first-person or over-the-shoulder shooter that doesn’t Call of Duty itself. I’m usually after a game that doesn’t take itself too seriously. Yes I…

Tin Hearts (PC) Review

Puzzles are something that humanity has developed since civilization itself. It is a way of training the mind and helping people think of brand-new ways to look at the world. Plus, puzzle games often tended to be a lot safer for individuals…

Landlord’s Super (PC) Review

If you don’t have the sound of Suggs (of the band Madness) in your head 24/7, then I think there might be something genuinely wrong with you. Landlord’s Super is an open-world brickie ’em up, where you are playing Auf Wiedersehen, Pet in Thatcher’s…

Rift Rangers (PC) Review

Recently I’ve been really interested in the Bullet Heaven (also known as Horde Survival) genre. While I am not the most familiar with Power Rangers or the Sentai genre, I couldn’t help but be intrigued by Rift Rangers. While it isn’t my…

Killer Frequency (PC) Review

In a sleepy midwestern town, there is a killer on the loose. Despite being locked up in a studio tighter than a devout nun’s undercrackers, Forest Nash feels unsafe. I’ve been excited about Team17’s Killer Frequency since I first saw it in February.…

Redfall (PC) Review

You know the name, you know the bugs, and you most definitely know the videos and reviews that have been dunking on Redfall. Released on May 2nd, Arkane’s latest game was meant to be the savior of both the Xbox Series X|S…