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Bee Simulator (PS4) Review

There’s something about simulators that has captivated me in recent years. Whether it’s the effervescent relaxation that Powerwash Simulator brings me or the way MudRunner activates a part of the brain I rarely use, I find these titles as rewarding as they are innovative. So…

God of Rock (PS4) Review

Genre-blending in gaming can either massively pay off or turn out to be a heavy-handed experience favoring one genre over the other and leaving out the fun. You’ll see many FPS games add RTS gameplay like Sanctum. However, other ideas, like the…

Terror of Hemasaurus (PS4) Review

When I was a kid renting games from my local store, I incurred a late fee for a certain PlayStation 1 title. It was Rampage: World Tour, a game I couldn’t put down and neglected to tell my parents I was renting when…

Chenso Club (PS4) – Review

As I sit obsessed with Vampire Survivors and Rogue Legacy 2, about to start up Hades, I thought, why not add another Rogue-like to my plate? I can’t get enough of this style of game, as the replay value is through the roof and the creativity…

We Are OFK (PS4) – Review

Lovely hipster Queer times through the medium of Gen Z’s ability to express itself and whatever you call the self-referencing slang they all say. We Are OFK is a strange beast to look at from the eyes of gaming, especially if you’ve…

GigaBash (PS4) – Review

Everybody loves a Kaiju/titan, it is the law. King Kong, Godzilla, Rodan, Mechagodzilla, Mothra, Barney the Dinosaur, and Maguma: All of them have a place in someone’s heart as loveable and destructive beasts. So last year, when I saw Passion Republic Games’…

Uncharted 4: A Thief’s End (PS4) – Review

Before I get into my usual swearing hatred towards Nathan Drake and how Naughty Dog doesn’t have a single adult on staff that can communicate like a human being, I want to say one thing. It is a bit of a backhanded…

Uncharted 3: Drake’s Deception (PS4) – Review

I can at least say that I’ve attempted more than three times to think of Nathan Drake as someone who could be likable, trying to dig down deep and find what Elena sees as endearing. I can’t do it. Quite frankly, he…

TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge (PS4) Review

It’s been a strong few years for the revival of the beat-em-up genre. Streets of Rage got a long-awaited fourth entry, the previously-lost Scott Pilgrim beat-em-up got an anticipated re-release, and we’re now getting a sequel to the classic Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles beat-em-ups from three decades…

Sniper Elite 5 (PS4) Port Review

I wonder if Hitler is like Paul McCartney or Avril Lavigne, you know, those people that the conspiratorial rumor is constantly spiraling that they died and were replaced. That’s the only explanation I’ve got for the number of times Karl Fairburne has…