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Tech Support: Error Unknown (PC) Review

Within a select few reviews I’ve written for Phenixx Gaming, I’ve mentioned that I find myself strangely drawn to games which simulate what are typically considered “normal” jobs to any extent. In one such review, I amended that rather broad statement because…

Life is Strange 2 (PC) Review

In 2015, I picked up Life is Strange on a whim. I was a humongous Telltale fan, and was fascinated by the trailer’s artistic approach and unique presence. All it took was one episode for me to fall in love. The emphasis on…

Frog Detective 2: The Case of the Invisible Wizard (PC) Review

It is rare that a Point-and-Click game surprises me. In fact, I’ve played a fair few this year, and most of them haven’t been anything out of the ordinary. However, Grace Bruxner’s sequel to The Haunted Island: A Frog Detective Game was,…

MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries (PC) Review

After a long nineteen-year wait, the MechWarrior series will finally get another entry with MechWarrior 5: Mercenaries. A huge graphical jump is welcome for the series, as the last big mech game that wasn’t Titanfall was the widely-panned Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor…

Return Of The Obra Dinn (PC) – Review

A yo ho ho and a bottle of your finest brandy, my dear. Sure, that doesn’t work because it’s not a pirate ship, and it’s not the 1981 Bulgarian film by the name of “YO HO HO.” Nevertheless, Return of the Obra Dinn…

Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order (PC) Review

We are truly in the end times when EA has published a fantastic Star Wars video game. After the two disappointing Battlefront games, Star Wars Jedi: Fallen Order is an outstanding experience that captures the magic of previous in-universe titles like Knights…

Lost Ember (PC) Review

This decade has seen a large array of quality indie narrative action games, such as AER, Submerged, and Abzu, having the player explore truly gorgeous environments while a story unfolds in front of them. Through this well-established genre, the player absorbs the…

Superliminal (PC) Review

In this current era of gaming, first-person puzzle games aren’t that uncommon anymore. Since the release of Portal back in 2007, plenty of other games have tried to catch that charming, head-scratching spark. With that, comes a mixed bag of homages and…

Injustice 2 (PC) Review

I recently felt the desire to spend some time with 2017’s addition to NetherRealm Studios’ collection of fighting games; as I hadn’t done so in quite some time according to Steam. Of course, I’m referring to Injustice 2, the direct sequel to…

Pixel Game Maker MV Review

The RPG Maker line of game-making-software has been a hit in the indie developer community. This line of engines, made by Enterbrain, is mainly geared toward making RPGs, though plenty of people have used it for adventure games and visual novel-type stuff.…