Bleeding EdgeNinja Theory Although new hero shooter, Bleeding Edge, came out a few months ago I wanted to wait for a bit to review it. When certain games come along that I think might hold promise, despite their rocky launches,… Read More »Bleeding Edge Review
Disco ElysiumZA/UM I began playing pencil-and-paper role-playing games as a kid and didn’t get into computer role-playing games (AKA CRPGs) until Bioware released the first Baldur’s Gate title. That was a little over two decades ago. Nowadays, there aren’t just… Read More »Disco Elysium Review
Europa Universalis IV: Emperor ReviewParadox Interactive The new Europa Universalis IV: Emperor DLC is the latest expansion to Paradox’s flagship grand strategy game and it’s a whopper. Accompanying the Emperor DLC is one of the biggest overhauls that EU4 has… Read More »Europa Universalis IV: Emperor Review
West of DeadUpstream Arcade/Raw Fury Video games set in the Wild West have been somewhat of a novelty throughout the years. I got my first taste of this genre when I tried out developer Neversoft Wild West sandbox game, Gun,… Read More »West of Dead Review
Hunting Simulator 2Nacon Hunting simulators are becoming increasingly popular these days just as more and more people are taking an interest in hunting in real life (some for reasons of mitigating potential food scarcity in the future). There are a… Read More »Hunting Simulator 2 Review
Warhammer: Vermintide 2: Grail Knight FatShark Warhammer: Vermintide 2 Season 3 is finally upon us. The most standout element that comes with it is definitely a brand-spanking-new career. In fact, its Vermintide 2’s first new career since the game debuted… Read More »Warhammer: Vermintide 2: Grail Knight
Shadow EmpiresVR Designs As I mentioned in my last review of FTL: Advanced Edition, I’m a big fan of video games that can emulate the emergent experiences that you normally get from playing pencil and paper, role-playing games. VR Designs’… Read More »Shadow Empires Review
FTL: Advanced EditionSubset Games Being a pencil and paper role-playing game geek, video games that give me the opportunities to both role-play, as well as provide emergent storytelling rifts, are pretty big in my book. Therefore, it should come as… Read More »FTL: Advanced Edition Retro Review
Desperados III ReviewMimimi Games / THQ Nordic Young gunslinger, John Cooper, is out for revenge. Another man has killed his pappy and now he’s made it his life’s mission to track down that evil son-of-a-gun and anyone else who stands… Read More »Desperados III
Those Who RemainCamel 101 / WhisperGames The horror genre, in general, has greatly escalated in recent years. As far as horror video games go, much like horror films, attention spans have diminished so much that their creators feel the need… Read More »Those Who Remain Review
Samurai ShodownSNK / Athlon Games Ah…fighting games from the 90s. I’ve tried just about all of them, even some of the Japanese ones that weren’t available in the states since I had a Neo Geo console with an adapter. The… Read More »Samurai Shodown Review
Steel Division 2 – Tribute to D-Day PackEugen Systems Steel Division 2 has been one of the best World War 2 real-time strategy games I’ve ever played. Whereas games like Hearts of Iron 4 cover the much more macro-scale of… Read More »Steel Division 2 – Tribute to D-Day Pack Review