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Evil Genius 2: World Domination (PC) Review

If you happen to have been following my written work here on Phenixx Gaming for at least the past year or so, you may remember that I whipped up a roundup of every game announced at 2020’s PC Gaming Show last June.…

Sanity of Morris (PC) Review

Sanity of Morris, the latest release from developer Alterego Games follows protagonist Jonathan Morris on a quest to find his estranged father. The developers are previously known for the drastically different puzzle adventure, Woven. It has a fairly simple premise that grows…

18 Wheels of Steel: Haulin’ (PC) – Review

I am a boring man. Yes, the long hair, the beard, swearing, and musical instruments would give you the impression otherwise. That or I am just a crap Billy Connolly cosplayer, but I don’t think of myself as an interesting human. Some…

Gods Will Fall (PC) Review

It’s not often that I get to play a game that challenges my perspective on genres and their execution. When Gods Will Fall came across my plate, it did just that. Not having a full expectation of what I was going to play, I…

Shattered: Tale of the Forgotten King (PC) Review

As someone that was very hesitant to get into the Souls kinds of games until a year or two ago, I’m glad I’ve gotten out of my comfort zone and discovered the lore-heavy, brutal titles that I previously never would have given the time…

Halo: Reach (PC) Campaign Review

As I continue to complete every game in the Halo: Master Chief Collection, I find myself particularly-excited for Halo: Reach, the last title that Bungie worked on before moving to Destiny. At the time there was a lot of hype to further explore the…

Monster Energy Supercross 4 (PC) Review

Today, I’m reviewing Monster Energy Supercross 4 or, as the logo on Steam shows, “Monster Energy AMA Supercross 4 FIM World Championship The Official Videogame”. An alarming number of brands and subtitles aside, I was eager to see what the series would play…

Loop Hero (PC) – Review

Hear me out here, I am not that much of a fan when it comes to the retro pixel graphics that every 2D indie game uses. I’m also not much of a fan when it comes to Medieval settings, magic, fantasy or…

Starlink: Battle for Atlas (PC) Review

As a previous GameStop employee in 2019, I can’t begin to tell you how many Skylanders were brought into my store that I couldn’t accept for trade-in. The toys-to-life genre of games, including titles like Disney Universe and Lego Dimensions which secured…

Twin Mirror (PC) Review

My history with DONTNOD’s titles dates back to more than half a decade. The developer, hot off the heels of Remember Me, entered the adventure game realm with the first episode of Life is Strange, which expounded my love of Telltale’s several…