Category: PC
PC Reviews
The Metronomicon: Slay the Dance Floor review for PS4, Xbox One, PC
The Metronomicon combines rhythmic inputs with RPG battles in a unique blend that actually works.
Cladun Returns: This is Sengoku! review for PS Vita, PS4
Is “twitch dungeon-crawler” a genre? Because if it isn’t, Cladun Returns makes a pretty strong case a) that it should be, and b) for being at its forefront.
Mr. Pumpkin Adventure review for PS Vita, Xbox One, PC
For about two minutes, I was really into Mr. Pumpkin Adventure…
Tacoma review for Xbox One, PC
The team behind Gone Home returns with Tacoma. Can they recapture what made their first game such a success?
Plague Road review for PS Vita, PS4
If looks were everything, Plague Road would be a must-have game. They’re not, though, so…
Arizona Sunshine review for PSVR
Shooting zombies in VR should go together well, but while the premise is good, the execution fails to impress.
Rez Infinite review for PC
Rez is officially on PC! Need we say more? Okay, then click to read more about Rez Infinite on PC!
Agents of Mayhem review for PS4, Xbox One, PC
Somehow, “Overwatch as imagined by the creators of Saints Row and filtered through a GI Joe lens” isn’t nearly as exciting as you’d hope it would be.
Sonic Mania review for PS4, Xbox One, Switch, PC
Sonic Mania is one of the few Sonic titles that manages to capture why people liked Sonic the Hedgehog to begin with.
Tiny Rails review for PC
Running a train company may not sound like a fun gaming experience, but Tiny Rails somehow makes it fun and addictive.
Oceanhorn: Monster of Uncharted Seas review for PS Vita
Zelda by any other name is just as sweet.
Batman: The Enemy Within – Episode 1 “The Enigma” review for PC, PS4, Xbox One
An intriguing beginning for Season Two of Telltale Games’ strongest series.
Salt and Sanctuary review for PS Vita, PS4
2D Dark Souls? Maybe, maybe not — but Salt and Sanctuary deserves your attention regardless.
CastleStorm VR review for PSVR
It’s the same game you loved (or hated) before, but now it’s in Virtual Reality. It’s not quite as exciting as it sounds.
Cities: Skylines review for Xbox One, PS4
Do you have what it takes to be the next Robert Moses?