Guns of Icarus Alliance Review — Never Reaching Great Heights
Guns of Icarus Alliance is the definitive Guns of Icarus experience, but is held back by performance issues on PS4 and a low player count. ...Read More
State of Decay 2 Review — A Good Zombie Survival That Doesn’t Zombie Right
State of Decay 2 for PC and Xbox One is a solid survival-based zombie game, without the jump scares or over-the-top action of other titles. ...Read More
Quarantine Circular Review — Short and Sweet Sci-Fi
Bithell Games brings you another solid title with Quarantine Circular that tells a great sci-fi story worthy of your time. ...Read More
Detroit: Become Human Review – Grand Storytelling for Quantic Dream’s Masterpiece
Detroit: Become Human is much more than an interactive movie. It blends compelling narration and splendid acting with player choices that really matter. ...Read More
Nintendo Labo Toy-Con 01 Variety Kit Review — Paper Thin Play
Nintendo Switch's Nintendo Labo 01 Variety Kit makes a nice introduction to what can be a more polished and appealing bundle down the line. ...Read More
AVerMedia SonicWave Gaming Headsets Review — Creating a Baseline
AVerMedia's new SonicWave Gaming Headset line offers a reputable brand and better performance to the mid-range headset market. ...Read More
Omensight Review — Witnessing the Omens of the Past
Spearhead Games' action title Omensight, a spiritual sequel to Stories: Path of Destinies, is ripe with ambition and style but falters in a few aspects. ...Read More
Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition Review — The Sharpest Version of the Zelda-Musou Crossover Yet
The world of Zelda merges with Musou once again in Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition, which offers Switch owners the best version of the game yet. ...Read More
Elgato Stream Deck’s Latest Update Includes GIF Icons, Editable Text, and More
Celebrate the Elgato Stream Deck's one-year anniversary with update 3.0, which now allows users to modify the text, enable gifs in their stream, and more. ...Read More
The Council – Episode 2: Hide and Seek Review — A Disappointing Follow-Up
The Council's second episode "Hide and Seek" ramps up the plot, but lacks the payoff to drive a more meaningful or complete experience from this episode. ...Read More
Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux Review — Oh My Harvest!
Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux improves upon the original and adds a lot of flavor to an already strange game despite some hiccups in gameplay. ...Read More
Killing Floor: Incursion Review — Becoming a Zed Head in VR
Tripwire Interactive's Killing Floor: Incursion is another solid entry in the Killing Floor series that makes use of everything PS VR has to offer. ...Read More
Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze Review (Switch) — It’s Time to Get Funky
With Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze now on Nintendo Switch, the excellent and under-appreciated Wii U platformer gets a second chance to shine. ...Read More
Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-Ality Review — Let’s Get Schwifty
Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-Ality transports fans of the series into the world through the comfort of your VR headset and stays true to the hit show. ...Read More
City of Brass Review — A Slow-Paced but Fun Run Through Arabian Nights
City of Brass is an incredibly unique and creative experience, but at the end of the day, it's a bit too slow than it deserves to be. ...Read More
Tacoma Review — Gone Home to Outerspace
Tacoma's PlayStation 4 release offers a perfect opportunity for gamers to float through touching, if not overly-direct, story from the makers of Gone Home. ...Read More
The Swords of Ditto Review — There and Back Again
The Swords of Ditto puts players in the role of the Ditto, a hero whose role is to stop the evil Mormo and end her everlasting curse on the island of Ditto. ...Read More
ADATA SPECTRIX D80 DDR4 RGB Memory Module Series Announced
ADATA's XPG SPECTRIX D80 RGB Memory series is now the first and only RGB DDR4 memory product in the world to feature a hybrid liquid-air cooling system. ...Read More
BattleTech Review – The Return of a Legend
Reactor Online. Sensors Online. Weapons Online. All Systems Nominal. Battletech returns as a strategy game, and it's back with a vengeance. ...Read More
Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin Review — One Trippy Experience
Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin is the franchise's first jump to VR and provides a nice amount of content while we patiently wait for Psychonauts 2. ...Read More
Manticore – Galaxy on Fire Review — Doesn’t Make the Switch from Mobile Well
Ultimately, Manticore - Galaxy on Fire a poor example of what both space shooters and mobile ports can be on Nintendo Switch. ...Read More
For the King Review — An Addictive Tabletop RPG Inspired Roguelike
For the King on PC is saved by its fun tabletop RPG inspired mechanics and multiplayer capabilities, which help it stand out in a sea of roguelikes. ...Read More
Cooler Master’s New Liquid Coolers Feature Addressable RGB LEDs
The latest liquid cooler's from Cooler Master are the first two products to include addressable RGB LEDs and a precision machined microchannel cold plate. ...Read More
Feel VR’s New Peripherals Offer an Immersive Racing Experience; Kickstarter Fully Funded in Less Than Two Hours
Feel VR's new gaming peripheral allows players and lovers of racing games to fully immerse themselves in the role of the driver in their favorite racing games. ...Read More
Crisis on the Planet of the Apes Review — No Monkey Business Here
Crisis on the Planet of the Apes may not bring anything new and has its fair share of flaws, but it does a few things well to honor the popular franchise. ...Read More
Pre-Orders for Second Generation AMD Ryzen Processors Now Live; Shipping to Begin Next Week
As a response to Intel's new line of 8th-generation CPUs, AMD has launched its second generation of the Ryzen series, which will ship out next week. ...Read More
God of War Review — The Best God of War Ever
Sony Santa Monica reinvented the wheel with the new God of War, adding complexity exactly where appropriate, and a story that deserves to be experienced. ...Read More
MINIT Review — The Joys of Time Management
Minit is a game in the purest sense of the word, harkening to a time when solid gameplay and genuine joy were the sole cornerstones of design philosophy. ...Read More
Extinction Review — Not the Sharpest Tool in the Shed
If you are looking for a game that will give you an adrenalin rush by letting you fight a giant ogre, then you may come away satisfied from Extinction. ...Read More
Masters of Anima Review — Pikmin Plus Fantasy
If you are looking for a new strategy game to tide you over until a genuine Pikmin 4 comes out, I definitely recommend Masters of Anima on consoles. ...Read More
