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Immortality (PC) – Review

Set against the backdrop of Hollywood’s arty and seedy culture, Sam Barlow’s latest adventure into the interactive video-watching simulator is a masterfully crafted mystery, once again about a young woman. Marissa Marcel is the young and later aging starlet of three in-game…

Tyrant’s Blessing (PC) – Review

I’m a big fan of tactics games. I love constructing a band of memorable adventurers and employing different strategies, while also constructing unique builds for each of my party members. When I came across Tyrant’s Blessing, I was instantly drawn to the…

Thymesia (PC) – Review

When I first stumbled upon Thymesia, I honestly didn’t know that it was going to be a Souls-like game. What I did see was a strange world filled with dangerous creatures, a mysterious protagonist, and stylish combat techniques. On those things, Thymesia…

Riftbreaker: Metal Terror (PC) Review

I’m usually not one for survival games, as I find the endless gameplay grinds somewhat tiresome. However, I was pleasantly surprised upon diving into EXOR Studios’ newest entry into the genre. The Riftbreaker was released in 2021, and this July the first…

Cult of the Lamb (PC) Review

The members of Blue Öyster Cult once famously told their listeners not to fear the Reaper, but I’ve never thought they explained that viewpoint very well. Now, a new game from Massive Monster and Devolver Digital known as Cult of the Lamb…

PlateUp! (PC) Review

Over the years, I have seen the struggle and fun of people playing co-op cooking games such as Overcooked. Such a game has always fascinated me. I’ve always wanted to see if I could have an inner Gordon Ramsey who would shout…

Devil May Cry – (PC) Retrospective Review

Welcome back to another retrospective review. This week I’ll be discussing the first entry in Capcom’s hack-and-slash action series, Devil May Cry. I’ve been looking forward to getting into this series. I was first introduced to the characters through the Marvel vs…

Severed Steel (PC) Review

The FPS genre is in something of a renaissance in modern times. DOOM revitalized things in 2016 demanding a higher sense of quality, polish, variety, replayability, and gamefeel as the games at the time felt tied down to run-and-gun military shooter dreck. Now,…

Beholder 3 (PC) Review

Picture a game similar in certain respects to Papers, Please, except you’re the one in charge of creating the documents that can make or break someone’s livelihood instead of having to hastily review those same papers for accuracy at a busy border…

Neon Blight (PC) Review

Roguelites are as popular as ever, and it feels like this is the hundredth one I’ve reviewed over the years. What makes the genre one of my favorites, though, is that each one is unique and has something going for it that…