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A Musical Story (PC) Review

Warning: The subject of this review contains references and depictions of violence, use and abuse of recreational drugs, and other mature themes. Reader discretion is advised. Some games have titles that perfectly describe what you’re in for when you play them. A…

Cities: Skylines Celebrates 10 Year Anniversary

The days of SimCity hold a nostalgic place in many gamers’ minds. For newer fans of the entertainment medium, and particularly of games where you get to manage systems and strategy within a fictional world, Cities: Skylines is a new-age successor to the…

New Update Coming to Warhammer 40K: Darktide

Last week, developer Fatshark announced a new free update for the PVE team shooter Warhammer 40k: Darktide. This update, dubbed Nightmares and Visions, will include a variety of exciting gameplay features and will be available on March 25th for all players. Warhammer…

Infernax (PC) Review

Warning: This review contains depictions and descriptions of pixelated gore, death, and other subjects that might be disturbing. Reader discretion is advised. I tried to review Infernax when it was first released back in early 2022. What quickly stopped that endeavor was…

Build Dream Golf Courses in Under Par Golf Architect

When it comes to a great golf experience, I usually go into a round knowing I will leave frustrated. I golf once or twice a year, have a terrible time, and then wonder why I’m not improving. Now, if you told me…

Two Point Museum (Xbox Series X) Review

The Two Point games speak to me on a level above many other management sims. With equal parts zany characters and a detailed building planning simulator, you’re managing everything from hauntings to a monthly ledger. Two Point Studios’ first two games, Two Point…

Wax Heads is coming to Xbox Series X|S

The sun saw fit to rise again, so I guess there was a big-publisher showcase of some games that are being released on its platform. Advertised about as well as a cat being violently sick, you only really hear about the ID@Xbox…

Born of Bread (PC) Review

One of my favorite games of all time is Paper Mario: The Thousand-Year Door. Generally, I love all of the Paper Mario games though, and the ideas in them make for excellent RPGs. Born of Bread is an Indie love letter to…

Potion Permit (PC) Review

I’ve found myself reviewing a fair few games as of late that center around crafting potions and/or proving yourself to people who doubt your abilities. Potion Permit rather expertly combines both of these ideas into its central theme. The end result of…

Darwin’s Paradox Announced at State of Play

Normally, I would cover a Sony State of Play in its entirety. However, last week was a bit hectic, and I wasn’t able to. One announcement from the show caught my eye though, especially related to other news that circled after it.…