Category: Reviews
Videogame Reviews
Fire Emblem Engage review for Nintendo Switch
Fire Emblem returns to the Nintendo Switch, bringing back a number of fan-favorite characters with its return.
Lunistice review for Nintendo Switch, PC
Looking for a retro platformer starring a tanuki that isn?t Super Mario 3? Look no further.
Hogwarts Legacy review for PS5, PC, Xbox Series X
Hogwarts Legacy is magical in more ways than one.
Temtem review for PS5, Xbox Series X, Nintendo Switch, PC
Temtem tries ? and fails ? to build a better Pok?mon.
Displate Metal Posters review
Displate Metal Posters offer some of the most durable and high-quality collectible posters you can find, and at a reasonable cost.
Hands on with the DualSense Edge Wireless Controller
Is Sony’s very own premium quality, high performance PS5 controller worth the extra cash? Read on!
SpongeBob SquarePants: The Cosmic Shake review for Xbox One, PS4, Switch
The Cosmic Shake is a Classic SpongeBob episode delivered in an easy to play platformer.
Neptunia: Sisters vs. Sisters review for PS5
This lackluster action-RPG from the Neptunia series is unlikely to win over new fans.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt – Complete Edition review for PS5, Xbox Series X
The next-gen version of the already great title provides for relatively minor upgrades overall, but at least it?s free to existing owners.
Forspoken review for PS5, PC
You’d think that a game that’s inspired such heated debate could at least be interesting in some way.
Persona 3 Portable & Persona 4 Golden review for Xbox Series X, PS5, Switch, PC
The Persona 3 Portable/Persona 4 Golden bundle pairs two of the most beloved JRPG games and launches them on modern consoles, to smashing success.
Slime’s Journey review for PlayStation, Nintendo Switch, Xbox, PC
Slime?s Journey isn?t even worth $5 and an easy Platinum.
Monster Hunter Rise review for PS5, Xbox Series X
Monster Hunter Rise finally hits current-gen platforms with this excellent port.
The Forest Quartet review for PlayStation, PC
For a game about grief, The Forest Quartet is surprisingly uplifting.
An Airport for Aliens Currently Run by Dogs review for Nintendo Switch, PC, Xbox
Can you pet the dogs? Can you ever!