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Darkest Dungeon (PC) Review

Imagine, if you will, that one day you receive a letter from one of your distant family members in which they bequeath to you your ancestral home, as it is your birthright. Your family member proceeds to explain that they have squandered…

Table Top Racing: World Tour (Switch) Review

The Nitro Edition of Table Top Racing: World Tour comes with the three-year-old game’s DLC, plus the action and mini mayhem of the original title. Ports have been some of the most impressive games on the Switch, so does Table Top Racing: World…

Precipice (PC) Review

According to the “multiverse” theory, there could hypothetically exist a universe in which the world’s history has played out exactly the same as it has in the current universe; with the exception that animals with intelligence equal to that of humans were…

Mortal Kombat X (PC) Review

As I’ve mentioned before over the course of my tenure here at Phenixx Gaming, I’ve been a stalwart fan of the Mortal Kombat franchise for almost as long as I can remember. I’ve never been particularly skilled at any game in the…

Katana Zero Review (Switch)

What’s there to say about Katana Zero that hundreds of thousands haven’t said already? That’s right, the sales numbers for this 2D indie platformer have hit over 100,000 copies sold. That’s impressive, considering the game’s approach to time-bending combat and serious subject matters.…

Snooker Nation Championship (PS4) – Review

Snooker is boring. There is a reason only three countries care about it, much like Basketball; there are three main areas where it has taken off, while the rest of the world ignores it. Snooker is the upper-class man’s pool; not that…

Attack on Titan 2 (XBO) – Review

I have made my opinion clear a few times that Japanese media is weird: Games, anime, and manga are almost always on a list of oddities apart from a few exceptions. Over the last several months my walls have been broken down…

L.A. Noire (PC) Review

As I’ve mentioned before in certain reviews I’ve written for Phenixx Gaming, I have something of an inexplicable penchant for games that simulate anything which modern society considers a “normal” job, regardless of the degree to which these games simulate any given…

Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition (PC) Review

I’ve been a fan of the Mortal Kombat franchise for virtually as long as I can remember. My first experience with the series was the PlayStation 2 version of Mortal Kombat: Deadly Alliance, which I received as a birthday gift when I…

Assassin’s Creed (PS3) Review

Assassin’s Creed has been a household name since it’s inception in 2007, and since then the series has sold over 100 million copies (as of September of 2016) which makes it one of the highest selling video game franchises of all time.…