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Autopsy Simulator (PC) – Review

Warning: The following review contains material of a mature and unsettling nature. Reader’s discretion is advised. Set on the other side of the 90s, Autopsy Simulator finally lets Jack Hanman loose on a handful of unsolved deaths as Hanman processes grief, trauma,…

#BLUD (PC) Review

Sometimes, the selling point of a game is its art style or presentation. Grabbing the eye of a passing trailer viewer can secure a sale in the first few seconds, and in my case, #BLUD was an easy purchase due to its ability…

Rainbow Cotton (PC) Review

In a gaming landscape where remasters and remakes are selling like hotcakes, it’s somewhat of a curveball to go and remaster a Japanese-only Dreamcast rail shooter in 2024. However, that’s what the team at Kritzelkratz 3000 and ININ Games did, as Rainbow Cotton has…

Democracy 4 (PC) – Review

Oh, the options are varied: Two old men who can hardly string a coherent sentence together in one corner, and a collection of ineffectual wazzocks chanting “Let’s stop the chaos” while promising to continue austerity and do very little in the way…

Final Fantasy XIV (PC) Review

I’ve heard a lot of positive things about Final Fantasy XIV. People say it’s one of the best MMOs out there and with the new expansion on the horizon, I figured it was about time to jump in and see if the…

Killer Klowns from Outer Space: The Game (PC) Review

Killer Klowns from Outer Space is not the game that the asymmetrical horror genre wants, but it is the game that the asymmetrical horror genre needs. I make such a bold statement out of the gate with this review because Killer Klowns…

The End of You (PC) Review

There’s nothing like having a good cry to a sad movie or television show – something that’s either relatable or so deeply moving that it transcends the screen and resonates with the viewer. It’s tough for video games to replicate this due…

Slay the Princess (PC) Review

Like many people, I have been keeping a keen eye out for all of the announcements that have come out during the Summer Game Fest and surrounding events over the last few weeks. One of the things that I was surprised to…

Pacific Drive (PC) Review

Genre-blending has been the secret sauce for tons of developers in the 2020s so far. It’s great to see such creativity bring about games that could have never existed before, especially after the 2010s brought about a certain monotony in its best-selling…

ROBOBEAT (PC) Review

Two of my favorite gaming genres are rhythm and first-person shooters. A few titles have taken on this blending of genres, in the cases of Metal: Hellsinger and BPM: Bullets Per Minute, both to great acclaim. The central mechanic of doing more damage if…