American Truck Simulator: Oregon SCS Software Since its debut back in February of 2016, American Truck Simulator has entranced thousands of gamers not only because of its brilliantly simple concept—driving up and down highways and delivering goods—but also because of… Read More »American Truck Simulator: Oregon Review – In Oregon, Every Road is the “Scenic Route”
Conan Exiles Savage Frontiers and Seekers of the Dawn Packs Funcom If you’re a gamer who keeps up on gaming news in general, you’re probably already aware of Conan Exiles’ rather tumultuous Early Access period, and subsequent total turnaround. Indeed,… Read More »Conan Exiles Savage Frontiers and Seekers of the Dawn Packs Review – Great Additions That Make You Stand Out
Warhammer: Vermintide 2 – Back to Ubersreik Fatshark Not too long ago I reviewed Warhammer: Vermintide 2’s first DLC pack called Shadows Over Bögenhafen. In that article I talked about how the first Vermintide game surprised me (back in 2016)… Read More »Warhammer: Vermintide 2 – Back to Ubersreik Review – An Updated Twist on Solid, Older Foundations
Miscreated Endnight Games I began as everyone does on Miscreated’s fictional Orca Island—with nothing except for the clothes on my back and a flashlight. As I wound my way through a dense forest, I foraged for some supplies and fashioned… Read More »Miscreated Review – Miscreated’s 1.0 Update Finally Creeps onto Steam
The Forest Endnight Games I remember playing The Forest a year or so ago with a gaming friend. Back then, it was still pretty rough around the edges but still managed to offer up a survival horror experience unlike anything… Read More »The Forest Review – Savagely Brutal, Survival Horror Fun
Stellaris: Megacorp DLC Paradox Interactive When Stellaris was originally released back in May of 2016, I knew right away that it was going to be something special. I always say “going to be” because anyone familiar with Paradox’s post-release policies… Read More »Stellaris: Megacorp DLC Review – A Masterful, Economy-focused Addition
Warhammer: Vermintide 2 – Shadows Over Bögenhafen DLC Fatshark As someone who was never really that familiar with any of the Warhammer Fantasy Battle lore, I was a little apprehensive when Fatshark released the first Warhammer: Vermintide game back in… Read More »Warhammer: Vermintide 2 – Shadows Over Bögenhafen DLC Review – Into the Sewers We Go
Hitman 2 IO Interactive/Warner Bros Interactive Entertainment Back in 2016, when IO Interactive brought the Hitman series back into the spotlight with their episodic releases, simply titled “Hitman,” many wondered if it could still garner attention. IO proved that not… Read More »Hitman 2 Review – Everybody’s Favorite Murder Sim is Back with a Vengeance
Unavowed Wadjet Eye Games When I’d first heard of Unavowed, I thought that it seemed like a pretty simplistic set-up for a game which leaned heavily on the 90s point-and-click titles of yore. Personally, I considered many of those games… Read More »Unavowed Review – A Good, Old-Fashioned Adventure Game With Updated Sensibilities.
Remothered: Tormented Fathers Stormind Games/Darril Arts Many people assume that just because the original Resident Evil game was the first video game that was called a “survival horror” game that it was also the first horror experience as well. But… Read More »Remothered: Tormented Fathers Review – One of the Scarier Horror Experiences of 2018
Deep Rock Galactic Ghost Ship Games/Coffee Stain Publishing When Deep Rock Galactic first debuted back in February of 2018, it totally caught me off guard. Although I thought the title of the game was catchy, the graphics looked really bogus… Read More »Deep Rock Galactic (Early Access) Review – A Brilliant Wave-Based Shoot ‘Em Up
Mist Survival (Early Access) Rati Wattanakornprasit I must begin this review by stating that while there are tons and tons of apocalyptic zombie survival games out there, every time I see a new one pop up I at least… Read More »Mist Survival (Early Access) Review – A Good Start For Yet Another Zombie Survival Yarn