PC Reviews | Page 50 | Phenixx Gaming

Dark Deity (PC) Review

One of the standout indie announcements of E3 2021 for me was Dark Deity. Revealed during the Freedom Games showcase and released shortly after, Dark Deity is a game that makes its inspiration very clear. While it may seem like a clone…

Operation Tango (PC) Review

Communication is one of mankind’s greatest feats, as it separates us from other species by showing we can share intelligence to achieve a common goal. Video games have explored this with asynchronous multiplayer, most notably in the VR title Keep Talking and…

Chivalry 2 (PC) Review

Chivalry: Medieval Warfare is one of my most played games of all time. The first-person knight simulator introduced a refined, skill-based form of combat to me that was as addictive as it was engaging and visceral. I made it a habit to play…

Aerial_Knight’s Never Yield (PC) Review

With a deep background in rhythm games, I got a peek at Aerial_Knight’s Never Yield and found myself aching to play it. Pulled in by the futuristic theme and the prospect of an easy clear of my most proficient genre, I dove in gleefully.…

Ender Lillies: Quietus of the Knights (PC) Review

Apparently, this is the month where I decided to jump out of my comfort zone. First I did a preview of The Last Spell (Strategy/defense Roguelike), and now I’m covering a Souls-like Metroidvania. Basically, this month is where I play genres I…

Mind Scanners (PC) Review

If you know anything about me based on my past written work here on Phenixx Gaming, you probably know that a quick way to get my attention is to tell me about a game that’s at least somewhat similar to Papers, Please.…

Broforce (PC) – Review

I’ve had friends who say “Bro” a lot, and I’ve always felt uncomfortable saying “Super Mario Bros.” It is just a phrase that feels uncomfortable in my mouth, like the phrases “chaises lounge,” “boy” or “girl,” and “I think the tory manifesto…

Earth Defense Force: World Brothers (PC) Review

I’ve been playing Earth Defense Force titles on and off for more than ten years. I’ve been wildly fascinated by the idea of taking on tons of terrifyingly-large bugs, robots, and aliens in a destructible city, armed to the teeth with tons of differing…

Knockout City (PC) Review

By 2021, some gamers like me have tired of the majority of the arena shooter genre. It was all the rage in 2016 when Overwatch came into the fray, with several studios trying to break in with middling titles like LawBreakers, Battleborn, and others that…

Don’t Forget Me (PC) Review

Hot off the heels of my coverage of Ludonarracon, I was in quite the mood for adventure/narrative titles. Thankfully, I received a key for Don’t Forget Me, which I more than welcomed (especially after having the time of my life with similar game…