Wanted Shadows (PC) Early Access Review
I used to subscribe to the idea of weighing the worth of a game to the dollar per hour of time I spent playing it before I got sick of it/beat it. While I don’t follow that ideology anymore, I have no…
Category: PC Reviews
ATLA: Quest For Balance (PC) Review
I am a big fan of Avatar: The Last Airbender. My dad and I watched it together when it was first released, and I’ve seen most of the related content for the franchise, including the terrible live-action movie. I played (and enjoyed)…
Jusant (PC) Review
While Telltale Games spent most of the 2010s establishing themselves as the prominent force in adventure titles, similar to Lucasarts’ heydey in the 1990s, DONTNOD made themselves known immediately when Life is Strange came to fruition in 2015. The captivating storytelling blended with…
Lake (PC) – Review
Back in 2021 ahead of its release, I covered information about Lake, specifically the performance woes of the demo on the Xbox One. Luckily PC players don’t have to worry about that, as the requirements on Steam are fairly low and there…
EA Sports WRC (PC) Review
Control, finesse, and focus. These are three things I do not have, especially at 9 PM on a Tuesday or 4 AM on a Wednesday. After last year’s WRC Generations, a new development team and a new publishing team bring EA Sports…
Beyond Sunset (PC) Early Access Preview
The “boomer shooter” rise in the gaming industry has been fun to watch over the past decade, with games like Dusk, Warhammer 40K: Boltgun, and even Quake games getting remastered proving that DOOM had the winning formula from the start. There’s nothing like grabbing color-coded keys and…
Cavern of Dreams (PC) Review
In the recent resurgence of “boomer shooters” and remakes of games that are a couple of decades old, another form of modern game is capturing that vintage feel – 3D collect-a-thons. Whether it was A Hat in Time or Yooka Laylee, there is still…
Wandering Sword (PC) Review
More and more lately I have found myself impressed by games being produced by Chinese developers. Last year I raved over Sword and Fairy: Together Forever, and there have also been highly publicized games like Black Myth Wukong and Where Winds Meet.…
Alaskan Road Truckers (PC) Review
As stiff as a bus going through turns 12 and 13 at Circuit Gilles Villeneuve, the trucks of Alaskan Road Truckers are not what you are used to in many other truck sims. I’ve had less understeer in boats, and the last time…
Total War: PHARAOH (PC) Review
The Total War series is one that I have waded in and out of over its long history. My first Total War game was Rome back in 2005. I remember playing and being enthralled by the history that was being shaped on…