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Beholder 3 (PC) Review

Picture a game similar in certain respects to Papers, Please, except you’re the one in charge of creating the documents that can make or break someone’s livelihood instead of having to hastily review those same papers for accuracy at a busy border…

Neon Blight (PC) Review

Roguelites are as popular as ever, and it feels like this is the hundredth one I’ve reviewed over the years. What makes the genre one of my favorites, though, is that each one is unique and has something going for it that…

American Truck Simulator (PC) – Review

In terms of (quite literally) the roads that music was made on, it is often debated where the greatest roads in the world are in Europe or the US. Which is better? The old, long, tight, and twisty roads of the European…

Mothmen 1966 (PC) Review

Text adventures make up some of the earliest commercialized video games. With nothing more than the power of words, choice, and pixelated artistry, the genre was a smash hit in the 1980s, long before the video game market was full of FPS…

Arcadegeddon (PC) Review

Illfonic was already on my list of developers to look out for considering that they are working on Ghostbusters: Spirits Unleashed, which is an asymmetrical horror game (aka my favorite genre). However, when I heard that Illfonic was making a third-person platform…

Matchpoint: Tennis Championships (PC) Review

For a lot of gamers, their introduction and possibly their only foray into a tennis video game was Mario Tennis back on the Nintendo 64. This title was so charming and fun that players were willing to learn the ins and outs of the…

Squish (PC) Review

When I received a review key for Squish, I was rather excited! It seemed like a fascinating game and the art style seemed to be rather unique. Sadly, after playing it, I was kind of at a loss for words. There is…

MX vs. ATV Legends (PC) Review

Racing games come in all shapes and sizes. While the most popular spin on the genre is the kart racer, there’s a different side that hones in on the realism in titles like Forza and Gran Turismo. Some people just like to mud it up,…

Retrospective Review: God of War (2018)

Hello and welcome to the first of a new article series where I focus on reviewing titles that have spent a few years sitting on shelves or taking up hard drive space in digital libraries. Today I will be discussing the God…

Metal Max Xeno Reborn (PC) Review

Sometimes, a series has been going on longer than you might think. Metal Max is one of those series, dating all the way back to its debut on the Famicom more than 30 years ago. It saw twists and turns in genre and…