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…
Category: PC Reviews
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…
Paleo Pines (PC) Review
Have you ever wanted to experience Jurassic Park without all the death and fear? With the growing number of life-sims and farming sims out there, it was only a matter of time before a Dino-raising one popped up. Paleo Pines is a…
Cities: Skylines II (PC) Review
I think it is really difficult to talk about Cities: Skylines II without acknowledging the obvious statement: “I already have the first game, why should I pick up this sequel?” It is a difficult question in itself to answer because of the modding…
Party Animals (PC) Review
We have been absolutely spoiled this year in terms of absolutely wonderful games! Sure there have been a few duds, but this year we have had gems such as Hogwarts Legacy, Baldur’s Gate 3, Hi-Fi Rush, Dredge, and plenty of others. Now,…
Molly Medusa (PC) Review
Like most people, a good trailer or concept is often enough to sell me on a game. Molly Medusa: Queen of Spit is no exception, with a unique premise wrapped in mythological trappings. However, what starts out with an interesting concept and…
Hot Wheels Unleashed 2 – Turbocharged (PC) Review
A lot of us old people will tell young ones that it is great to be young, but I agree with you, it must be horrible. However, there is one thing I am jealous of young people for. You not only get…
Bilkins’ Folly (PC) Review
The Wholesome Direct back in June of 2022 provided a lot of games to be excited for. One that was on my radar was Bilkins’ Folly. It stuck in the back of my head thanks to its charming pixel aesthetic and seafaring…
Long Gone Days (PC) Review
Whenever I hear about a turn-based game, I tend to stay away. I prefer having a full hand in the action that plays out with combat that is based on skill and less so on chance and intense strategy. I felt the…
Cocoon (PC) Review
You may remember that strange, slightly muted in sections, but often times colorful and mind-bending puzzle game from this year’s faux-E3 showcases. Particularly the Day of the Devs where Geometric Interactive and Annapurna Interactive showed off the stunning Cocoon from designer Jeppe Carlsen, designer of Limbo and Inside. To…