The Sojourn (PC) | Review
In 2019, it surprises me that there’s still a debate as to whether or not games are art. Games such as Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons, World of Goo, Mass Effect and That Dragon Cancer are just a few…
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Immortal Redneck | Mini Review!
What is it? Immortal Redneck is a first-person shooter developed and published by Crema. A mummified redneck from Kansas uses the powers of Egyptian gods to blast his way through pyramids made up of numerous, randomly-generated rooms. Upon entering a…
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Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne | Mini Review!
What is it? Max Payne 2: The Fall of Max Payne is a third-person shooter developed by Remedy Entertainment and published by Rockstar Games. The titular maverick cop is back in the NYPD after being falsely accused of killing his…
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Daymare: 1998 | Review
What started off as a tech demo of a fan-made remake of the critically-acclaimed nineties title Resident Evil 2 eventually blossomed into what is essentially a love letter to the survival-horror genre. Developed by Invader Studios and published by Destructive…
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Gun Gun Pixies (Switch) | Review
Unabashedly suggestive and conceptually bizarre, Gun Gun Pixies is a third-person shooter developed by dual dev teams Idea Factory and SHADE, and is published by PQube. The game is little more than a mediocre shooter with fanservice shoehorned into it,…
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Super Dodgeball Beats | Review
I’m not really a fan of anime games. They often try to be a little on the perverted side and I do try to steer as far away from them as possible, but there are always a couple that catch…
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Children of Morta | Review
There are a couple of well known video game families. You have the Mario brothers, Red Dead Redemption’s Marston family and the Redfields from the Resident Evil series, but Dead Mage and 11 Bit Studios want to introduce you to…
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Harvester | Mini Review!
What is it? Harvester is a point-and-click game developed by DigiFX Studio and originally published by Virgin Interactive. It was released on PC by Night Dive Studios in 2014. Waking up in the 1950s town of Harvest as the amnesia-stricken…
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Brigador: Up-Armored Edition | Mini Review!
What is it? Brigador is a top-down isometric shooter, developed by Brigador and Gas Jockeys. Set on the planet of Novo Solo, you play as a “Brigador”, a mercenary hired by the SNC corporation to help them re-establish control and…
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Yakuza Kiwami | Mini Review!
What is it? Yakuza Kiwami is an action adventure game developed by Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio and published by Sega in 2016. It was ported to the West in 2017, and on PC two years later. It is a remake…
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The Anxious Gamer Plays…Battlefield 4 | Review
Factfile Developed by: EA Dice Published by: Electronic Arts Released: 2013 Format played: PS4 Ruminations The modern console FPS scene has to some extent come to be dominated by the annual cycle of Call of Duty, but the Battlefield series…
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Spyro Reignited Trilogy | Review
Truly, we are living in the age of the remake, reboot, sequel, etc. Every franchise and series you can think of from your childhood is being ressurected from the grave like the unnamed topless chiseling were-everything from Altered Beast, incidentally…
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Bulletstorm: Duke of Switch | Review
It was surprising to see a shooter with plasma lassos, cannonball launchers and wang jokes sell so poorly. Being a collaborative title between People Can Fly and Epic Games, sales were not so hot for Bulletstorm, despite the copious amounts…
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Oh…Sir! The Insult Simulator | Mini Review!
What is it? Oh…Sir! The Insult Simulator is a turn-based “insult-’em-up” developed by Vile Monarch and published by Good Shepherd Entertainment in 2016. An oddball of mostly-British stereotypes find themselves in peculiar scenarios, and must insult one another in order…
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Brunch Club (Switch) | Review
Whipping up breakfast and serving supper are simple, menial tasks for many of us, but not to the YouTube celebrities at Yogscast, or the crew at Foggy Box Games. Both teams have collaborated on a cooking game with a predictable…
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