Computer Reviews
Check out our latest computer game reviews. PC games are traditionally intended for the core gaming community, seeing as contemporary systems that are the host to games we now qualify as 'casual' are usually settled in the living room, connected to a TV. An increasingly small majority of franchises turn out to be available on both computers (Windows, and too rarely OSX and Linux) and consoles. It comes down to our reviewers whether they prefer reviewing a game on the PC or on their console - knowing that in most if not all cases a game will look better on the PC, assuming your PC comes with a decent video card.
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Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero
After 17 years, the Dragon Ball: Budokai Tenkaichi franchise makes its return with Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero. Has the wait been worth it? -
Phoenix Springs
Indie developer Calligram Studio wants you to head to Phoenix Springs in its debut, point-and-click title. Should you heed to this call of adventure? -
The Plucky Squire
Indie developer All Possible Futures recently released their debut title, The Plucky Squire. This action-adventure game mixes 2D and 3D gameplay for an innovative take on the genre. Is it as... -
Ace Attorney Investigations Collection
The Investigations Collection finally completes the Ace Attorney franchise in its remastered glory and gives fans a chance to play an official localization of Investigations 2. -
Caravan SandWitch
In this cozy, semi-open world game, you'll join Sauge in her trusty van as she sets out to find her missing sister on the planet of Cigalo. Should you embark on this journey that Caravan SandWitch... -
Fantasian
Sakaguchi's swansong challenges conventions - but is it enough? -
The Binding of Isaac Rebirth
It might be pretentious of me to call Rebirth the perfect game. Keyword, might. The Binding of Isaac Rebirth is my favorite game of all time. Bar none. I’ve always pushed the game as amazing... -
Nobody Wants to Die
Embark on a cyberpunk noir adventure in Nobody Wants to Die, Critical Hit Games’ debut title. Will you crack the case? -
Minds Beneath Us
Tomorrow, indie developer BearBone Studio will launch Minds Beneath Us, a cyberpunk-themed point-and-click game with branching narrative paths. Is their debut game worth your attention? -
The Land Beneath Us
The Land Beneath Us is a high-intensity turn-based roguelite dungeon crawler. On your journey, you'll find a range of weapons and abilities to help you scour the depths of Annwn’s underworld. -
SCHiM
Play as a shadow looking to reunite with its human in indie platformer SCHiM. Is it the cosy summer game you’ve been looking for? -
Kingdom Hearts Integrum Masterpiece on Steam
Finally, Square Enix has brought Kingdom Hearts to Steam. Today we'll dive into the beloved series with the Integrum Masterpiece Collection and explore whether this really is the greatest way to... -
Still Wakes the Deep
Developer The Chinese Room’s latest title, Still Wakes the Deep, sets you on a cosmic horror adventure aboard an oil rig off the coast of Scotland. Is it worth a visit? -
V Rising
Rise from your grave, its time to take back the world you're entitled to. -
Terraria, the "2D Minecraft" that has Infinite Replay Value
In this review, I will be covering the basics in terms of the beginning of the game (where most players play and leave off), addressing the misconception of 2D Minecraft talk, Hardmode, and extra...
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