Alters We sit down and review The Alters. A survival game that questions how a single choice can change a person. Here is our review of half of The Alters It is time to play all by myselves here with the launch of The Alters out there on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC. A new survival game that 11 Bit Studios has been working on for a while, and after much of a wait, was able to deliver. One that will take us to a terrible planet with all manner of harsh things to deal with. Not only that, but The Alters is also setting us up to ask some deeper questions along the way about how our lives could be completely altered by making one little choice. Read More...

Mimic We sit down and review Five Nights At Freddy’s: Secret Of The Mimic. The lore and backstory continue to get uncovered. Here is our review of half of Five Nights At Freddy’s: Secret Of The Mimic This horror universe has so much going on, and we finally get to learn a bit more of one of the horrors we have seen before in Five Nights At Freddy’s: Secret Of The Mimic. The next title we have on the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC from Steel Wool Studios. All so we can further the IP more, answer a few more questions, while leaving so many more asked. Read More...

Universal We take a day out to Universal Studios to check out the limited run of Universal Fan Fest Nights 2025 It is no secret that I love Universal Studios Hollywood, which is why when the first advertisements for their Fan Fest Nights 2025 were advertised, I leapt at the opportunity to secure tickets. It also coincided well with my first anniversary, and my wife is a diehard Back To The Future fan. Talk about kismet. Read More...

Clair Obscur We sit down and review Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. A true French JRPG game that most did not see coming. Here is our review of half of Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 A true French JRPG game, both in the sense that it was developed by a French company, Sandfall Interactive, and in the sense of a throwback to when JRPGs were turn-based rather than action RPG oriented. While Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is turn-based, it keeps the player engaged during enemy turns by incorporating some active elements into the turn-based system, namely that of Dodge and Parry. With successful Dodging and Parrying having more impact beyond the immediate, such as a counterattack with an individual character, or the entire party for enemy attacks that strike the whole party, if you successfully parry all attacks in the attack pattern, as well as potentially gaining more Action Points for your next turn on each character. Read More...

Carmen Sandiego We sit down and review Carmen Sandiego. The Crimson Criminal is back and teaching us all a bit more about the world. Here is our review of half of Carmen Sandiego The Carmen Sandiego IP is certainly one that has been around for a while and holds a place in so many hearts out there for those who have been gaming since the 80s when the original title dropped out there. A solid way for kids to learn about the world and other bits of history from HarperCollins Productions and then spinning off into so many other titles and media as well. One might be hard-pressed in the modern age not to know about the IP or the titular character. Read More...

Lost Records We sit down and review Lost Records: Bloom & Rage. A new narrative from the masters out there, even if this is only the first half. Here is our review of half of Lost Records: Bloom & Rage The kids on bikes trope is never able to stay down and that is on display again with Lost Records: Bloom & Rage. While not specifically that trope with the bikes, it is a whole new narrative game from DON’T NOD that takes us back to the '90s with a group of teens getting into a supernatural adventure. All while learning something about themselves along the way. Read More...

Funko Fusion We sit down and review Funko Fusion. A new and twisted way to play with your Funko POP!s in the world. Here is our review of Funko Fusion We have had a whole lot to look at for Funko Fusion and the game has finally made its way out to all of those platforms it set out for, so now we are here to offer up our full review of the game. One that we were insanely hyped for when it was first announced at SDCC a long while ago, and then with all of the other events and showcases that 10:10 Games has placed out there. Now that we can all play Funko Fusion on the PS4, PS5, Xbox Series X|S, Switch, and PC, it is time to offer our thoughts after all of the gameplay we have shared with you up to now. Read More...

Frank Stone We sit down and review The Casting Of Frank Stone. A narrative take on a new Killer out in the Dead By Daylight universe. Here is our review of how Frank Stone plays We have taken some time to marinate with The Casting Of Frank Stone and now that we are here for the Halloween season, it is time to give you our thoughts and review of the game and experience. Especially as this is a spin-off from one of the other horror classics that Behaviour still has running with Dead By Daylight. This is a massive tone change in gameplay as it is more on the Supermassive Games side of design, which might have been a turn-off for many of the diehard fans out there. Read More...

Acolyte Star Wars: The Acolyte: The Power of Many… Missed Opportunities. Here are my thoughts on The Acolyte (Warning – spoilers!) So, the last episode dropped and after eight weeks of slogging through Star Wars: The Acolyte, I figured it is time to share my thoughts on the show. Overall while I did not care for the series, there were aspects of this show I did appreciate. There has been a lot of online hate leveled at the show, its cast, its writers, and its showrunner Leslye Headland. Some of the complaints I agree with, while others I think are nitpicking and prompted by statements that Headland and Stenberg have made. Read More...

Capes We sit down and review Capes. One more take on superheroes, in a new world, and with some fun turn-based functions. Here is our review of Capes In a time when superhero media is all over the place and having a hard time giving us something new, Capes jumps out there in the mix to give it a shot. This would be the latest title from Spitfire Interactive and Daedalic Entertainment that is aiming to give us some of that while also mixing the turn-based gameplay too. This is something we have seen to a point, but Capes is going to try to stand out like others have in the past. Read More...

V Rising We sit down and review V Rising. A new survival game where we take on the role of a vampire building up to kill Dracula. Here is our review of V Rising It feels like we have been waiting oceans of time to get a full version of V Rising out there, and we finally have that. Not just for the PC but also the PS5 after Stunlock Studios has been able to make it out of the Early Access and give us all the ability to play as a new vampire out there. All with a new way to survive a medieval and fantasy world in the mix. Along with some of the fun cameos from other IPs too. Read More...

Killer Klowns We sit down and review Killer Klowns From Outer Space: The Game. A new asymmetrical survival horror diving into the Kult Klassic IP. Here is our review of this Killer Klowns title The Klownpocalypse is upon us as we see the full release of Killer Klowns From Outer Space: The Game hitting the PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC on June 6th, or May 28th for those who may have pre-ordered the game. This is the latest asymmetrical title that Teravision Games and IllFonic have been working on using the cult-classic title as an inspiration. Not only to add another title into the mix of theirs that fits this formula but also to give the fans of the Killer Klowns From Outer Space IP a whole lot of fun to play out. Read More...

Outlast We sit down and review The Outlast Trials. A multiplayer survival game that places back into the darkness of the IP. Here is our review of this remake for The Outlast Trials The Early Access has ended and The Outlast Trials is out there on the PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One, and Xbox Series X|S. This would be the next big push into the IP from Red Barrels that takes us further into a multiplayer aspect of it all and not the solo horrors we have had from before. All while expanding the lore and terror of it all and giving us many new reasons to keep going back for all of this punishment. Read More...

Shines Over We sit down and review Shines Over: The Damned. A terrifying walking simulator that gives us a good boy as our companion. Here is our review of this remake for Shines Over: The Damned If you are in the market for a surreal and bizarre new walking simulation title, then get ready to dive into what we have for Shines Over: The Damned. A title that has a good portion of all of that and also has a few other things to offer up as Firenut Games sets us all out there into this new world. All with almost next to nothing else to know about it all before setting forth. Read More...

Brothers We sit down and review Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Remake. A new way to experience this dark & deep story. Here is our review of this remake for Brothers In an era of remakes and remasters, it is always nice when we see some of the under-appreciated titles show back up as we did with the Brothers: A Tale Of Two Sons Remake. A title that caught my attention a while back when I enjoyed the original version and now we have Avantgarden coming back in to bring us the same story and fun but with all of the other upgrades that we have had over the last decade. It has been a while since we were able to join these brothers, so that is why we were glad to jump and take it for a spin one more time. Read More...