REVIEW by Jason Parker (Ragachak) I was a huge fan of the Dissidia franchise. In the last game, I spent a lot of time playing online as Gilgamesh (yeah, I was that guy). So when I heard that Dissidia was com...

REVIEW By Andrew Skelton (Outfoxed) Kingdom and Kingdom: New Lands are a special kind of game to me.  They’re beautifully simplistic by design, but massively complex by nature.  So when Regions of Ruin w...

REVIEW by Jason Parker (Ragachak) This past weekend I took a voyage into the brave, deadly world of hunting whales in the PC game Nantucket. Whales, sharks, narwhals, men. If it swam in the sea or rode atop ...

REVIEW by Jason Parker (Ragachak) I am not the best Hunter in the world. That’s probably not a big shock, but it’s important to how I feel about this game! I have only played one or two of the Monster Hu...

REVIEW by Jason Parker (Ragachak) Note: My Time at Portia is currently in Early Access. Full disclosure: I’ve never played Stardew Valley. I own it, but I’ve just never had the time, or I make up an excu...

REVIEW by Jason Parker (Ragachak) This is truly going to be a wonderful year for fighting games, but there’s a lot of controversies (with certain games having an overwhelming amount of paid DLC). Still, it...

REVIEW by Jason Parker (Ragachak) Spellforce 3 is a curious blend of RTS and ARPG elements. When they work, it creates a fluid, brilliant game – but it doesn’t always work so well. It’s a game that...

REVIEW Written by Remko Molenaar (Proxzor)  Having been a PC gamer all my life, and having only owned a few consoles for specific games, it’s been a long time since we have had a proper football game ...

REVIEW by Jason Parker (Ragachak) Fallen Legion+ is definitely an interesting beast, in that it’s two games in one. The first screen you are show features two characters: Princess Cecille (who is the main ...

REVIEW By Vincent Haoson (Ojogo) There’s this special place in gamer’s hearts for being able to jump into any real-life ships, tanks, or planes and just shoot people down. That’s why Wargaming has cons...

REVIEW by Andrew Skelton (Outfoxed)   First person dungeon crawlers seemed to die out for a while, didn’t they?  They exploded back on the scene thanks to games like Legend of Grimrock and its sequel...