Category: PC Reviews

L.A. Noire (PC) Review

As I’ve mentioned before in certain reviews I’ve written for Phenixx Gaming, I have something of an inexplicable penchant for games that simulate anything which modern society considers a “normal” job, regardless of the degree to which these games simulate any given…
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Papers, Please (PC) Review

A few years ago, I landed a quite temporary job working for my county’s election department. I was only required to work on election days, hence why I emphasized that this job was temporary. Each election day I worked was a twelve-and-a-half-hour…
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NITE Team 4 (PC) – Review

I love hacking games, it’s a power fantasy many people enjoy the idea of, including Ubisoft. However, Watch_Dogs and Watch_Dogs 2 are neither pro-hacking nor anti-hacking, they are both games with the idea of hacking in the background. Watch_Dogs 2 is probably…
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Peace, Death! (PC) Review

I often find myself enjoying games that simulate, to some degree, what it might be like to have something which modern society considers a “normal” job. I’ve yet to figure out exactly why I enjoy games like Papers, Please as much as…
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Dishonored (PC) Review

Have you ever wondered what it would be like if Agent 47, the main character of the Hitman franchise, had been granted supernatural abilities which he could use freely while carrying out his assassination contracts? Well, if so, a game developed by…
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