F.I.S.T We sit down and review F.I.S.T: Forged In Shadow Torch. A Metroidvania title that brings us a rabbit with a huge robotic fist. Here is our review of F.I.S.T In the world of FPS and dark and gritty shooters, it is nice to every now and then go back to what made video games great and that is the goal of F.I.S. Read More...

Chernobylite We sit down and review Chernobylite. A survival game set in a real-world setting. Here is our review of Chernobylite The teasing and development for Chernobylite have come to a close and The Farm 51 is ready to show us all what it has. It went through a fun rollercoaster of events to get here with crowdfunding and a full publisher now, and we can finally enter the new zone. The zone here being a 3D scanned version of the Chernobyl Exclusion Zone that they placed the entirety of Chernobylite within. Was it worth the time, effort, and will it make for a great game? Read More...

Far Cry We sit down and review Far Cry 6. The next major installment into the IP with some Big Characters. Here is our review of Far Cry 6 The next title in the Far Cry line is here and ready for us to head out into a world to save the population that is being oppressed and abused. That does seem to be the main way all of these titles from Ubisoft go and flow. A little social commentary mixed with an open world of chaos and destruction. That is why we come back. Read More...

Song Of Horror We sit down and review Song Of Horror. An interesting episodic horror title with a haunting melody. Here is our review of Song Of Horror It is always interesting to go down the paths for many different survivors in horror titles, and Song Of Horror is the next title out there aiming to focus on that a bit. This would be the most recent title from Protocol Games that has made the leap from PC over to the PS4 and Xbox One to try to tell a sinister story through multiple episodes. In the console case, we have the whole batch of chapters for Song Of Horror in one sitting after all of this time. Read More...

A Plague Tale We sit down and review A Plague Tale: Innocence. It has been given the next-gen updates to improve upon everything. Here is our review of A Plague Tale: Innocence Follow the grim tale of fifteen-year-old Amicia and her five-year-old brother Hugo. In a heartrending journey through the darkest hours of history. The siblings are being hunted down by the inquisition and surrounded by massive swarms of rats. Amicia and Hugo will come to know and trust each other. Read More...

Dragon Ball We sit down and review Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2. A fighting RPG set in the DBZ universe. Here is our review of Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 is an action-packed role-playing video game where you can create your Z fighter from the 5 iconic Dragon Ball Z races (Earthling, Saiyan, Namekian, Frieza race, Majin) over 100 skill moves you can choose from. (such as the iconic Kamehameha, Galick Gun, and Special Beam Cannon). Story Once again history is being attacked by evil intruders! Read More...

Ragnaröck We sit down and review Ragnaröck. A new VR Rhythm game for those virtual Vikings out there. Here is our review of Ragnaröck The day is finally here and Ragnaröck is upon us all. Not in the way of the end of times, I know this joke gets old, but in the way of the latest Rhythm VR title that is out there from WanadevStudio for the PC platforms out there. Yes, that version of it all where we will be smashing some runes out there to get all of our Vikings rowing the longboats just a bit faster. Yes, technically, Ragnaröck is a Rhythm and a Racing game out there as one feeds into the other. Read More...

Minute Of Islands We sit down and review Minute Of Islands. A new platformer with a dark story to tell. Here is our review of Minute Of Islands It has been a whirlwind of events and things here recently and one of those things that fell through the cracks for some was the launch of Minute Of Islands. This is that latest title to come out of Studio Fizbin and Mixtvision for all the consoles and PC out there. Minute Of Islands had the timing to launch during some rough times for making sure it did not fall into obscurity out there, but that does not mean we did not take notice. Read More...

Biomutant We sit down and review Biomutant. A new post-apocalypse action-RPG with little furry Kung Fu creatures. Here is our review of Biomutant It has been a good clip since we had a new action-RPG IP come out there and this is why I had my eyes on Biomutant. This is the latest from Experiment 101 and THQ Nordic that had a bit of a rough cycle to get out there but is finally on the PS4, PS5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X, and PC for us to enjoy. Even if it is still waiting for the next-gen push so the game will run natively. No matter the case, Biomutant is out there, we have had a chance to play through it, and now it is time for our review on how the game is. Read More...

Of Bird And Cage We sit down and review Of Bird And Cage. A playable music video and album to enjoy. Here is our review of Of Bird And Cage Music is always something that can help drive games out there, and here we go with Of Bird And Cage that is looking to do so in a way that we do not normally see out there. Not in the way of a rhythm game out there but with Capricia Productions giving us all a musical in the form of a video game. All while giving a new take on the Beauty & The Beast tale out there and giving us all a new way to enjoy some amazing artists in the mix. Read More...

Layers Of Fear We sit down and review Layers Of Fear VR. The creepy walking-sim is back in the virtual space again. Here is our review of Layers Of Fear VR It seems like so long ago that we had the original Layers Of Fear made a splash and offer us all a new way to go about some of the horrors out there. It was not the bigger title that did all of this, but it was a smash hit and delight to see what Bloober Team was trying to do with the genre and ways to offer up horror to the gaming fans. Then we cut forward a few years and after the big VR crazy hit, and now we have Layers Of Fear VR. Read More...

Paradise Lost We sit down and review Paradise Lost. A dark walk through a twisted alternate history setting. Here is our review of Paradise Lost Playing with history can be fun and can lead to some interesting ideas on how things could have played out differently based on how events transpired. That is part of the core to Paradise Lost, among other things, that PolyAmorous wanted to dive into. They are not the first to do this, obviously, but it is the latest to let us go in and see a different view of things through the eyes of a child. All as we walk around the WWII-inspired setting that is set well after the wars went down. Read More...

Evil Genius We sit down and review Evil Genius 2: World Domination. The Evil Base simulation game that we have all been waiting for. Here is our review of Evil Genius 2 It is finally time for us to try to take over the world with the release of Evil Genius 2: World Domination on the PC. The base-building title is back and it looks like Rebellion is ready for us to try to hatch all of our evil schemes on the world and create the most elaborate death traps for the force of justice. Something that has been a long time coming since the launch of Evil Genius so long ago. We were able to dive deep into this title to see just how it all went down and if it will engage you for the same hours as the last one. Read More...

DARQ We sit down and review DARQ: Complete Edition. A next-gen upgrade for a dark puzzle game. Here is our review of the DARQ upgrade DARQ made a bit of a splash back in 2019 when it first brought its unique look and puzzle gameplay onto the scene. It also flew under the radars of quite a few gamers out there when Unfold Games offered it all up. It happens sometimes and we are all guilty of missing out on titles. That is why I am glad to be back with the DARQ: Complete Edition now that Feardemic wanted to make sure that it was brought to the PS5, Xbox Series X, and Switch again. Read More...

Mortal Shell We sit down and review Mortal Shell: Enhanced Edition. The next-gen version of this Soulslike title. Here is our review of the Mortal Shell upgrade The original release of Mortal Shell came and went last year to the delight of the vast community of Soulslike gamers. It also came and went with a release on the last-gen systems out there Cold Symmetry and Playstack not being able to offer up the best version of the game at the time. Now we fast forward a little bit and here we have the release of Mortal Shell: Enhanced Edition as it hits the PS5 and Xbox Series X with all of the new visual upgrades and changes that only the PC gamers have truly been able to see since its launch. Now we are here with our review of the game to let you know if it will be worth the time to upgrade or go through the hells of it all one more time. Read More...