Sifu (PC) Review
If I had to give you a review for this game in just a few words, the following phrase comes to my mind: Martial Arts Dark Souls. This might be a bit of an exaggeration since Dark Souls has a lot of…
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Not for Broadcast (PC) Review
I’ve been looking forward to writing this one, folks. Longtime readers of ours may know I’ve covered NotGames and tinyBuild’s satirical “brainwashing simulator” known as Not for Broadcast in several articles in the past since the game originally launched in Steam Early…
Land of Screens (PC) Review
Sometimes I find myself wanting a break from the intense shooters and quick-paced fighting games that I fill so much of my time with. I could watch nothing but action movies or thrillers without the desire to watch a feel-good movie on…
Please, Touch The Artwork (PC) – Review
Roger Ebert said in an editorial in 2010, talking about his previous opinion that games cannot be art: “Nevertheless, I remain convinced that in principle, video games cannot be art.” In principle, it is a stupid and narrow-minded observation by a man held in such…
Expeditions: Rome Review (PC)
Expeditions: Rome is the newest entry into the Expeditions series that has been created by Logic Artists and THQ Nordic. While both of the last two games (Expeditions: Conquistador and Expeditions: Vikings) set a decent bar for this newest entry to beat,…
Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem (PC) Review
When I checked out Serious Sam 4 in 2020, I was massively let down by awful optimization and trite gameplay. It was so bogged down that I gave it a four out of ten, and I haven’t thought of it since. When…
This Is The President (PC) – Review
The following article may contain strong language and suggestions of political opinions. Reader’s discretion is advised. The Million Dollar man once said, “Everybody’s got a price!” Politics is fairly similar in that regard, backroom deals to get further backroom deals through or…
Dead Space Series (PC) Review
Several series of games over the years have gone by the wayside, left as a relic to a different era of gaming. While Jak & Daxter and Crash Bandicoot saw their developers reach different heights in new ventures, EA Redwood Shores, which developed into Visceral…
The Invisible Hand (PC) Review
If you remember when the original iPhone and its first couple of successors initially hit the market, I would wager you’re at least somewhat familiar with the catch-all phrase, “there’s an app for that.” With the rise in popularity of Simulation games…
Total Annihilation (PC) – Review
Arguably, there are better real-time strategy games out there, and there always will be. However, I don’t just want to talk about Total Annihilation from that point of view, one that it is somehow soon to be 25-years-old and has been bettered many times…