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Preview: Virtual Ricochet Is Neon Tennis with Lasers
Here we are, in a time where VR is taking its first uncertain steps. We’re going to look back on these heady days of gallery shooters like we look back […]
Review:Chronos: Before the Ashes Is a Competent Soulslike
Chronos: Before the Ashes, the prequel to Remnant: From the Ashes, from developer Gunfire Games is getting a new life outside of VR. Originally an Oculus store title under the […]
Review: Death Tales Doesn’t Hack It
If Tim Burton designed a video game, I imagine it would be something like Death Tales. This 2D side-scrolling hack and slash/beat ‘em up game is colorfully grim, and nightmarishly […]
Preview: Roguelite Gunnhildr Is a Norse-Inspired Sci-Fi Shooter
Roguelikes and rogue-lites seem to dominate my time as a reviewer. It’s to the point where nearly half the games that come to us are Rogue-something in some way or […]
Review: Bus Driver Simulator Is Just Another Trash “Sim” Game
It’s too bad the moniker ”simulator” is associated with so many low quality titles. It seems as though a lot of “simulator” games are low effort, or made as a […]
Review: Now Bardin Has a Machine Gun in Vermintide 2–Ho Ho Ho
Ever since the release of Marcus Kruber’s new career, the Grail Knight, we’ve been playing a lot of Warhammer: Vermintide 2. Bardin was my main for the longest time, but […]
Review: WRC 9 Is This Year’s Authentic Rally Fix
Most of what I know about racing, I learned from video games. Before I started playing various racing games, I’m not even sure if I could have told you what […]
Review: Unturned: Open World Survival Lite
You may have missed the news with all of the new console releases, but Unturned released on consoles. The usually free to play zombie survival game has been out on […]
Review: Warhammer: Chaosbane Slayer Edition Brings Warhammer to the Next Generation of Consoles
The next generation of consoles is here, and that means fresh and shiny new games for these new consoles. Or at least, older games with “ultimate” or “complete” editions released […]
Review: Bright Memory Is a (Short) Trip
A new console generation means flashy graphics and questionable launch titles. PlayStation 5 has some great launch titles—Demon’s Souls automatically stands out, but even Astro’s Playroom manages to be a […]
Review: Join the Space Race in Mars Horizon
Historical “what if?” has always been a fun subgenre of historical fiction that doesn’t get as much representation in video games as I’d like. Most of the time if you […]
Preview: Another Settlement Needs Your Help in Endzone—A World Apart
I love city builder and population management games, especially when they break from conventional. Frostpunk was a great example of a post-apocalyptic setting for a city builder, and playing it […]