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Potionomics (PC) Review

I imagine knowing that your main reason for getting up in the morning and going to work so that you can pay off debt isn’t the most pleasant feeling. However, that exact situation is the force that drives the story of Potionomics.…

KILL KNIGHT (PC) Review

Ever since the olden days of DOOM in 1993, the dark, brooding landscape of shooters has often captivated players. Greats like DUSK and Devil Daggers have brought the depths of Hell to the forefront, and the most recent case of this comes in KILL KNIGHT, a…

Farming Simulator 25 (PC) – Review

To borrow a quote from the world’s most famous farmer (though contestable right now), Jeremy Clarkson, “[farming] is a hard job, and I’m not just saying this to win favor with [farmers]. It’s a hard job.” Not only do you need to…

Until Dawn (PC) – Review

There is a part of me that is snobbish about my horror. Those that have read my weekly TV/film reviews know, I’m not a fan of the clanging saucepan soundtracks and jumpscare-a-thons on AMC, or that weird UK channel that changed names…

Windblown Early Access (PC) Review

Rogue-likes are not a new genre, but it’s not every day you see a developer create two successful IPs in the genre back-to-back. In fact, the more popular ones, such as Binding of Isaac, get quality-of-life and content updates for years and…

Hotel Renovator (PC) – Review

When Two Horizons and Focus Entertainment’s Hotel Renovator was released, I was excited by it but quickly put off. The renovator genre such as your House Flippers and its ilk all have certain amenities that make the more boring parts a bit…

Fruitbus (PC) Review

There’s nothing like a nice cozy/wholesome game to play to unwind after a long day, and there’s no shortage of them in today’s gaming landscape. With entire Wholesome Directs chock full of low-stress, relaxing titles to look forward to, Fruitbus was on my radar…

Shadows of the Damned: Hella Remastered (PC) – Review

There are just some games you don’t pass up on reviewing, especially when that game is a PS3/360-era action game written by Suda51, produced by Shinji Mikami, and Akira Yamaoka throws a couple of instruments across the room. Suda51 most notably helmed…

Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine II (PC) Review

The fight for the Emperor has made its triumphant return with the arrival of Warhammer 40,000: Space Marine II. Many of my friends and I got excited when Space Marine II was first announced, so it is quite something to finally have…

Albatroz (PC) – Review

Paced like an artsy-fartsy emotional piece about teenagers who want to touch each other, Albatroz is odd. You play as Isla, a young American woman who has gotten bored on the 9-5, and instead of doing the sane thing (like getting a…