The Crush House (PC) – Review
Though you can track the origins of reality TV back to the 1940s with radio and short films for TV, the 70s and 80s spawned something closer to what we know now. However, it wasn’t until John de Mol Jr created the…
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Vampire Therapist (PC) Review
Editor’s Note: Vampire Therapist contains mature themes related to mental health and is not suited for all audiences. I am very picky when it comes to visual novels or narrative-focused games. However, now and then a game will come across my inbox…
F1 24 (PC) – Review
If you knew anything about F1 24 before playing it, the handling has changed due to the partnership between EA and World Champion Max Verstappen to be more “Authentic.” That’s all I’d heard as we waited for the code fairies to come…
Hot Lap Racing (PC) – Review
Back once again with the ill on-track behavior, I’m of course covering the racing game being Phenixx Gaming’s unofficial racing correspondent. This time with Zero Games Studio and Maximum Entertainment’s Hot Lap Racing, an arcade racing title that for some reason is…
Nobody Wants to Die (PC) – Review
Set in a semi-far-flung future that is clearly inspired by either Philip K Dick’s Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep or Ridley Scott’s film adaptation, Blade Runner. Nobody Wants to Die wants to bring a touch more retro-futurism to this age of…
Anger Foot (PC) Review
Devolver Digital is as strong a publisher as ever in 2024, releasing memorable titles like Children of the Sun and Pepper Grinder to merely earmark the first half of 2024. Always managing to find developers with such unique titles and elevating them, it was no surprise…
Été (PC) – Review
With only a few simple and frantic sweeps of the mouse, this world of plain whites had burst into an explosion of colors. Impossible’s Été (French for Summer – pronounced /ay-tay/) has you exploring the small and sometimes cluttered streets and back…
80 Days (PC) Review
If you’re anything like me, anytime you’ve heard the phrase “eighty days,” you’re suddenly filled with a sense of dread because that might mean summer vacation is almost over and you’ll soon have to go back to school. Or, on the opposite…
SCHiM (PC) Review
Much like in my recent #BLUD review, visuals alone can be enough to sell a game. This doubles for SCHiM, which is just about as eye-catching as can be with its clever use of one two-toned color scheme per level. More than just easy…
A Date With Death (PC) Review
Being forced to take a storm-related vacation, I found myself hooked up to a generator with the bare necessities and my PC. Without the internet, I approached my PC backlog and picked out something low-impact. A Date With Death is a lot…