Space Hulk: Deathwing Streum On Studio The Warhammer 40K IP has been steadily gaining steam within the last decade or so. I’m actually pretty surprised that gaming companies weren’t exploiting the WH:40K universe long ago, however, as it’s tailor made… Read More »Space Hulk: Deathwing Updated Review – Finally Coming into its Own
The Forest Endnight Games Ltd. The gaming industry seems to be entering a golden age of survival games. Whereas the shooter genre is getting more and more realistic, with games such as Escape from Tarkov in development, survival games are… Read More »The Forest Review – An Open-World Survival Experience That Sets Itself Apart From the Pack
Tekken 7 Bandai Namco Entertainment Fighting games have been in a strange space since their inception and heyday in the late 80s and early 90s. Back then we gamers were treated to all manner of fighting games, including highly creative… Read More »Tekken 7 Review – The Real King of Fighters is Back
Empyrion – Galactic Survival Eleon Game Studios While the rest of the survival genre is pretty much on fire right now, with games such as Conan: Exiles, Ark – Survival Evolved, and Rust as popular as ever, science fiction survival… Read More »Empyrion – Galactic Survival – A Hidden Space Exploration Gem
Rust Facepunch Studios We moved our digital characters’ little footsies as fast as they would carry us—all ten of our raiding party that is. We were heading towards the crest of a hill ahead of us, just as the morning… Read More »Rust (Alpha) Review – An Fun Yet Masochistic Survival Experience
Bayonetta PlatinumGames I’ll have to admit that Bayonetta popped up on my gaming radar quite by coincidence. I haphazardly saw an advertisement for it on Steam while browsing for some games to review the other day, and noticed how intriguing… Read More »Bayonetta Review – One Riotous Romp
Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War III Relic I’ve been playing strategy games since I made the conversion from table top games over to the digital realm in the 90s. Being able to not only play with friends (or strangers) online… Read More »Warhammer 40K: Dawn of War III Review – A Drastically Different Warhammer 40K Experience
Escape From Tarkov Battlestate Games I’ve played just about every first person shooter there is out there. From 1992’s Wolfenstein 3D, to 1998’s classic game Half-Life (and its 1999 mod Counter-Strike), on up to modern shooters such as Squad and… Read More »Escape From Tarkov (Alpha) Review – The Future of Action/RPG MMO’s?
Syndrome Camel 101 Horror, like comedy, is very hard to get right. I mean, of all of the horror films you see out there right now, how many are actually scary? Not many, right? That’s mainly due to bad writing,… Read More »Syndrome Review – A Pretty Decent Fright-Fest
Stellaris Utopia Expansion Paradox interactive As a kid I used to read a lot of science fiction novels. If they were good, they’d transport me to another world within another solar system, in some far off galaxy. They were probably… Read More »Stellaris Utopia Expansion Review – Stellaris Finally Reaches its Potential
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds Bluehole, Inc. My three comrades and I were one of the two remaining teams left alive. We were the last of nearly 100 battle royale-style game show contestants vying for supremacy (as well as bragging rights). We’d lucked… Read More »PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds Alpha Impressions
The Crow’s Eye 3D2 Entertainment/Nkidu Games Inc. I’m a huge horror genre fan. Unlike mediums such as film, TV, and literature, horror video games are unique in that they put you right into the shoes of the main protagonist,… Read More »The Crow’s Eye – A Pleasantly Moody Puzzler