After sinking 9 hours into the Early Access build, I am confident that I will love Dead as Disco once it crosses the finish line.
007 First Light Chapter List
After 14 years, James Bond returns to the world of video games with 007: First Light … 007 First Light Chapter ListRead more
Directive 8020 Review | Hostile Takeover
Over the last decade, the team at Supermassive Games has really carved out a unique niche … Directive 8020 Review | Hostile TakeoverRead more
Perfect Tides: Station to Station Arrives on Nintendo Switch
The coming-of-age narrative adventure from developer Three Bees, Perfect Tides: Station to Station, arrives on Nintendo … Perfect Tides: Station to Station Arrives on Nintendo SwitchRead more
Tiny Bookshop Review | Little Shop, Big Chill
Tiny Bookshop is the ideal cozy and chill game to play to destress after a long day. It’s low stress, easy to learn, and best of all, fun!
Diplomacy is Not an Option Is Still Going Strong with New Deep Update
Diplomacy is Not an Option (DINAO) is an immersive real-time strategy game that was released in … Diplomacy is Not an Option Is Still Going Strong with New Deep UpdateRead more
Stealth Heist Game Thick as Thieves Pricing and Future Plans Revealed
From Warren Spector (Studio Director for Thief: Deadly Shadows) and Paul Neurath (Exec Producer of Thief: The Dark Project) comes a new stealth adventure game.
OPUS: Prism Peak Review | The Perfect Shot
OPUS: Prism Peak is vibrant, thought-provoking, and even manages to stir the emotions by the end of its cerebral narrative.
OPUS: Prism Peak Rune Alphabet
A key part of OPUS: Prism Peak’s mystery is the rune alphabet that Eugene has to decode to understand the Dusklands.
OPUS: Prism Peak Chapter List
The full chapter list for Prism Peak, the new visual novel in the OPUS series from Sigono.
Stranglehold Chapter List
The full chapter list for Stranglehold, the video game sequel to John Woo’s 1992 Hong Kong action flick, Hard Boiled.
Indie Game Subscription Platform Launches Today on PC
There’s a new gaming subscription platform on the market that’s looking to serve the indie game sector at an affordable price.
The Rogue Prince Of Persia Review | Slashing & Dashing
The Rogue Prince has things to like, such as the soundtrack, movement, and level design, but it’s held back by repetitive combat.
Supernatural Horror Game Narin: The Orange Room is Out Now
Play as Narin, a first-year student who enters the Twilight Dimension in the search for her missing sister.
John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando Review | Friend Fueled Frenzy
Toxic Commando can be an intense solo survival shooter, but the game is at its best when playing with friends.
Luma Island Review | Cozy As Can Be
Despite not having a real narrative hook, Luma Island’s cozy gameplay loop has kept me engaged for over a dozen hours.
2D Western Soulslike Tombwater is Available Now
The development duo at Moth Atlas and publisher Midwest Games have just released a 2D Soulslike set in the mysterious town of Tombwater.
Dragonkin: The Banished is Out Now on Consoles and PC
Following a period of Early Access, Dragonkin: The Banished from Parisian studio Eko Software is out now.
GreedFall: The Dying World Review | Feel the Friction
I really wanted to like GreedFall: The Dying World, but 15 hours in, I found the rough edges too persistent to confidently recommend.
SLEEP AWAKE Review | Dreamlike Nightmare
Sleep Awake from Cory Davis and Robin Finck blends dreamlike visuals with nightmarish concepts to make for a mesmerizing experience.
Every Companion in GreedFall: The Dying World
A guide to all the companions in GreedFall: The Dying world, including their weapon of choice, and specialties.
Monster Collecting RPG LumenTale is Coming to Switch and PC
Before we talk about Lumentale: Memories of Trey, we must first turn the clock back. In … Monster Collecting RPG LumenTale is Coming to Switch and PCRead more
GreedFall: The Dying World is an Old School ARPG with Some Rough Edges
GreedFall: The Dying World is an interesting old school ARPG, similar to Dragon Age: Origins, but be wary of its rough edges.
Call of Juarez Review in 2026
The February game on our retrospective review podcast, as voted by the subscribers, is Call of … Call of Juarez Review in 2026Read more