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Review: Disco Elysium

August 6, 2020
Good Cop? Bad cop? Something in between? It's your choice as you delve into the world of Disco Elysium. Fight crime your way!
by Malachi Key
 

Review: Before I Forget

August 5, 2020
When a game is only an hour long, one must wonder if there's truly enough time to care about it. Let's see if Before I Forget proves to be memorable.
by Adam Mueller
 

Review: Those Who Remain

August 4, 2020
In Those Who Remain, you search for the truth behind a young girl's death in the small town of Dormont. Your choices affect everyone's eternal destinies.
by David Koury

 

Review: SpongeBob Squarepants—Battle For Bikini Bottom Rehydrated

July 31, 2020
SpongeBob Squarepants: Battle For Bikini Bottom Rehydrated is a fun and colorful remake of the beloved classic, bringing everything the show's fans love.
by Damien Chambers
 

Review: Radical Rabbit Stew

July 30, 2020
Radical Rabbit Stew nails its particular blend of fast-paced action and thoughtful puzzling to create a game that holds your interest to the last bite.
by Wesley Lantz
 

Review: Neon Abyss

July 29, 2020
The Grim Squad, a collection of Rogues with a chip on their shoulder toward the New Gods, are rulers of the Neon Abyss. Gather your pets and guns.
by Johnathan Floyd

 

Review: The Sims 4 – Parenthood

July 27, 2020
The Sims 4: Parenthood is the 5th game pack in The Sims 4 series. It adds gameplay and depth to family relationships, allowing parents to discipline and develop their children.
by Sydney Stoddard
 

Death Stranding Strides onto PC

July 24, 2020
Hideo Kojima's first game since his departure from Konami comes to PC! Have you seen Death Stranding with unlocked frame rates?
by Maurice Pogue
 

Review: Conglomerate 451

July 23, 2020
Conglomerate 451 offers player a cyberpunk dungeon crawler experience that engages the player with resource management and action-packed missions.
by E.L. Wilson

 

Review: SuperMash

July 22, 2020
SuperMash feels like an evolution of the formula pioneered by the WarioWare games but fails to connect in a meaningful way to stand out from other titles.
by Damien Chambers
 

Review: Assetto Corsa Competizione

July 14, 2020
After being out over a year on PC, Competizione finally makes it's way over to consoles. How does this game compare to its console competitors?
by Robert Dever Jr.
 

Review: The Takeover

July 9, 2020
Developer: Pelikan13 Publisher: DAGEN Entertainment Genre​: Action, Beat’em Up Platforms​: PC, PlayStation 4, Switch Rating​: T (Teen) Price​: $19.99 One thing that I always did as a kid while on vacation was try to find an arcade machine, and there [...]
by E.L. Wilson

 

Review: Return of the Obra Dinn

July 8, 2020
Like a 60-person riddle for mature audiences, Return of the Obra Dinn is sure to get any mind thinking. Check it out in our review!
by Adam Mueller
 

Preview: The Waylanders

July 7, 2020
Waylanders is an RPG with a big adventure. Create a custom character that has no fate except the one the player wants. What will you do?
by Johnathan Floyd
 

Review: Minecraft Dungeons

July 6, 2020
Pack your gear and delve into an action RPG full of familiar creatures with some magical twists as you venture to save the world from the Arch-Illager!
by Joe Morgan

 

Review: West of Dead

July 3, 2020
West of Dead is an excellent, action-packed, Western twin stick shooter that features smooth gameplay and striking atmosphere.
by E.L. Wilson
 

Review: Disintegration

July 2, 2020
Disintegration tries something new and mixes the FPS and strategy genres. Does this blend shake up the two genres for the best? Check out our review!
by L.J. Lowery
 

Review: Summer in Mara

July 1, 2020
A swashbuckling combination of Wind Waker and Animal Crossing? Sign me up! But, is it as good as it sounds? Find out in our Summer in Mara Review!
by Adam Mueller

 

Review: Control—The Foundation

June 30, 2020
Control's first expansion, The Foundation, is now available on all platforms. Can Remedy build on their thrilling new game with more exciting stories?
by Michael Mendis
 

Preview: No Straight Roads

June 29, 2020
Directers Wan Hazmer and Daim Dziaudden, who have each worked on massive titles such as Final Fantasy XV and Street Fighter V in the past, wanted to create a video game that incorporates music into its story without turning it into a rhythm game. No [...]
by Andrea Racoti
 
magic: the puzzling

Review: The Academy—The First Riddle

June 26, 2020
The Academy: The First Riddle is a run-around puzzle game with a story about students chasing after a villain who is messing with the school.
by Johnathan Floyd

 

Review: Final Fantasy XIV—A Realm Reborn

June 25, 2020
Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn is an unique Japanese-inspirted MMOROG. It is fun to play and you may want to try it if you love Japanese or Asian culture.
by Karen Kennedy
 

Review: Alwa’s Legacy

June 24, 2020
Alwa's Legacy is a fun, beautiful adventure platformer fans of the genre will have a good time with. Elden Pixels has clearly built it with a lot of love.
by Joe Morgan
 

Review: GRIS

June 23, 2020
GRIS catches the eye with its stunningly beautiful visuals, but how does the rest of the game compare to this powerful first impression?
by Michael Mendis

 

Samurai Shodown Cuts into the PC Scene

June 22, 2020
2019's Samurai Shodown reboot has finally made it to PC, courtesy of Epic Games Store.
by Maurice Pogue
 

Review: Golf With Your Friends

June 19, 2020
Mini golf is a sport of many themes: space, haunted mansions, forests, museums, Egypt and many others. Explore them all in Golf With Your Friends.
by Andrew Feistner
 

Review: Moons of Madness

June 17, 2020
The Martian meets H.P. Lovecraft in Moons of Madness, a psychological horror game.
by David Koury

 

Which MMO Game to play in 2020?

June 16, 2020
It's perfect time to play MMOs in 2020! Depending on what you need, there is one for you: World of Warcraft, Guild Wars 2, and The Elder Scrolls Online!
by Karen Kennedy
 

Review: Headliner—NoviNews

June 15, 2020
Poignant, well-designed, and engaging, Headliner: Novinews has acquired multiple indie awards and proves the story-telling capacity of video games.
by Sydney Stoddard
 
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Review: Make War

June 12, 2020
Make War! Shift the tides of history with hoards of alien weaponry! But does it live up to the hype?
by Malachi Key

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