Conan Exiles (Early Access) Funcom When Conan Exiles debuted in January of 2017, I immediately snapped it up. Anything to do with Robert E. Howard’s Hyborian mythos is a must-have as far as I’m concerned. Then I actually played… Read More »Conan Exiles (Early Access) Review – A Year’s Worth of Improvements Shows
Rust Facepunch Studios I, like many gamers out there, have a love/hate relationship with the survival game known as Rust. Unless you’ve been living under a rock, I’m sure we’ve all heard of the incredibly toxic and unwelcoming community… Read More »Rust (Early Access) Review – A Bump in the Road
Deceit Automoton In a reductive sense, indie game developer Automoton’s Deceit, is game which is all about deception and trust. It has a pretty simple concept as well, one that I’m surprised nobody else has developed until now. Six pre-designed… Read More »Deceit Review – Expect the Unexpected & Then Some
The Forest Endnight Games Ltd My friend and I had taken our first foray into a cave tunnel, which was located not too far from our starter base. Our torches cast eerie shadows against the damp, lichen-covered cave walls as… Read More »The Forest (Early Access) Review – A Truly Unique & Frightening Gaming Experience
Amnesia: The Dark Descent Frictional Games I guided Daniel, Amnesia: The Dark Descent’s main protagonist, down the dark and foreboding hallway. My small lantern cast gloomy shapes across the moldy castle walls. The eerie, unsettling moaning of the wind… Read More »Amnesia: The Dark Descent Review – The Scariest Game of the Last Decade
Conan Exiles Funcom I’ve been an unabashed fan of Robert E. Howard’s Conan the Barbarian ever since I was a wee lad. The fictional, quasi-prehistoric setting of the Hyborian Age has been attributed as the first sword and sorcery universe… Read More »Conan Exiles (Early Access) Review – Funcom’s Fantasy Diamond in the Rough
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds PUBG Corporation My three friends and I were flying over the dusty ridges of PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds’s new South American map, Miramar. We’d recently parachuted in, and after grabbing our initial weapons and survival equipment from an old industrial… Read More »PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds 1.0 Launch Review – The Ultimate Battle Royale Experience Breaks Loose
PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds 1.0 PUBG Corporation I think this Steam review by a random gamer sums it up quite succinctly: “One, if not THE, most thrilling gaming experience I’ve ever had. Used to take a shower and then do some relaxed… Read More »PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds 1.0 Launch Review – Breaking Loose and Breaking New Records
They Are Billions Numantian Games When I’d first caught drift of indie developer, Numantian Games’ They Are Billions, I was sort of just “meh.” Although it aspired to be a sort of combination of Starcraft and World War Z, the… Read More »They Are Billions (Early Access) Review – Not Just Another Zombie Game
Stellaris Humanoid Species Pack Paradox Interactive I’m one of those gamer geeks who was playing Master of Orion 1 and 2 way back in the day. Therefore, I was pretty excited to hear that NGD Studios was developing a remake… Read More »Stellaris Humanoid Species Pack Review – A Great Addition to the Best Space 4X Game Out There
Rising Storm 2: Vietnam Bushranger Update Tripwire Interactive Tripwire’s Rising Strom franchise took a big chance recently, by departing the rather safety net and familiar territory of World War 2, and switching that up with Vietnam. While I did like… Read More »Rising Storm 2: Vietnam Bushranger Update Review – A Shot in the Arm for One of the Best Shooters of the Year
For Honor Ubisoft Ubisoft has a reputation for releasing games that almost feel incomplete, or at least seem to be still in their Beta states. I’m not going to talk about how politically correct they appear to be, such… Read More »For Honor Updated Review – A Modern Fighting Classic Stalled at an Impasse