Review: Iron Harvest is a fun steampunk strategy game with a few loose gears

Image via KING Art There’s nothing more menacing for a small squad of infantry troops with 1920s rifles, hiding behind a rock wall, than watching a towering, gas-chugging mech come straight at them. Except maybe the sound of the mech winding up its massive chain guns to rain down a barrage of heavy-duty bullets.  Luckily, […]

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Review: NBA 2K21 misses a wide-open shot in its final current-gen attempt

In simulation sports games, it doesn’t get more popular than NBA 2K. The Take-Two franchise has gained a strong international player base, attracting millions of users from across the globe, and it’s received a significant amount of popularity among actual NBA players. The success of the franchise even helped Take-Two dive into esports with the […]

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Peril On Gorgon

Review: The Outer Worlds: Peril on Gorgon DLC is another fantastic dose of pulp science-fiction fun

Image via Obsidian As someone who has been playing games for three decades, I stand by the fact that high-quality, fun, and enjoyable games have never been as common, easy to find, and easy to play as they are right now. The downside to this is that we always seem to be moving on from […]

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Review: Marvel’s Avengers is a package of visual noise with a sliver of heart

If you take enough time to deconstruct any piece of popular media, you will eventually reach the conclusion that it is derivative to some degree. Of course, this is natural in art and entertainment, as everything has its influences and creators will not be afraid to invite comparisons. It would be impossible, then, to make […]

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Tony Hawk’s Pro Skater 1 + 2 review

Need to know What is it? Remade, modern versions of the first two Tony Hawk games from 1999 and 2000.Reviewed on: Windows 10 64-bit Home, Intel Core i7 10th Gen, 16GB RAM, NVidia GeForce RTX 2070.Price: $40/£40Release date: Out nowPublisher: ActivisionDeveloper: Vicarious VisionsMultiplayer: Split screen, online score attack and leaderboardsLink: Official site After the disastrous […]

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Review: Kingdoms of Amalur: Re-Reckoning is fun, but not an overly impressive remaster

Image via THQ Nordic I’m one of those people who felt that Kingdoms of Amalur got something of a raw deal the first time around. While not groundbreaking, the game was a lot of fun thanks to the combat, and I found it engaging enough to put in two full playthroughs before moving on to […]

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Review: WRC 9 pushes the pace to give racing enthusiasts a thrilling ride

Image via Nacon When you think of simulation racing games, the titles that are probably at the forefront of your mind are Forza Motorsport, Forza Horizon, Need for Speed, or even the F1 franchise. World Rally Championship, or WRC for short, might not be in that conversation just yet, but it’s getting close. Developed by […]

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Control AWE review

Review: Control AWE gets Remedy’s connected universe off to a solid start

It’s been a long 10 years for Alan Wake fans — myself included. Like its protagonist, supporters of Remedy’s cult classic have been kept in the dark over the franchise’s future. A canceled sequel, alongside creative director Sam Lake’s desire to only revisit the character when the time was right, were all we had to […]

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Ary and the Secret of Seasons

Review: Ary and the Secret of Seasons squanders its vast potential

Image via Modus Games When crafting an adventure game, there are typically three core attributes that your title needs.  First, a tight, meaningful story with a colorful and unique cast of characters, including a relatable lead and a distinctive villain who provides motivation for both your character to make their journey and you as the […]

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Crusader Kings III

Review: Magnificent and full of personality, Crusader Kings 3 is a monument to grand strategy

Image via Paradox Interactive. I’m no stranger to grand strategy games. I’ve clocked my fair share of hours in Crusader Kings 2. I’ve had playthroughs where I warred with bloodthirsty uncles and brothers. I’ve played as rulers who had multiple lovers and were eventually forced to deal with the consequences of having so many bastard […]

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Crusader Kings 3 review

Need to know What is it? A grand strategy RPG driven by messy nobles and constant drama.Expect to pay £42/$50Developer Paradox Development StudioPublisher Paradox InteractiveReviewed on GTX 1080Ti, Intel i7-8086K, 16GB RAMMultiplayer YesOut September 1Link Official site  I’ve become completely tangled up in Crusader Kings 3’s plots and family trees. It’s my jailer, keeping me […]

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