Review

02

Nov

By Ains

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Review : KiiBOOM Phantom81 Lite Keyboard

Having spent some time with a variety of PC peripherals over the last year, I was intrigued when KiiBOOM reached out regarding their Phantom81 Lite mechanical keyboard. It feels as though there are far more PC gaming accessory companies than there were even just a couple of years ago, so…

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30

Oct

By Bryan Finck

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Review : Cairn On the Trail Deep Water : Big Rock Energy

I really enjoyed my time with Cairn, the survival-climbing adventure from The Game Bakers that was released earlier this year. It was demanding, thrilling, and beautiful. Now, the studio has released On the Trail: Deep Water, a free expansion with a run-based structure across three new locales in the game…

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28

Oct

By Alejandro Segovia

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Review : Call of Duty Modern Warfare 4 : Holding the Line

It was hard to know how to feel heading into Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4. Ignoring the hilarious full-circle moment of it being almost 20 years since the original Call of Duty 4: Modern Warfare came out, this new entry is arriving at a time where the franchise has seen far…

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23

Oct

By Steve Esposito

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Impressions : Aion 2 : The First 10 Hours

During the reign of the king of MMO’s, Aion released to middling appeal. It sure had its die hard fans that continue to admire the game, but there comes a point where MMOs just die out. Due to the circumstances of Aion’s past, I never thought we would ever get…

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20

Oct

By Seasoned Gaming

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The Finals : Prime Time Update : Full Details

The largest ever update to The Finals is here. Titled Prime Time, update coincides with season 12 but also represents a complete overhaul of the game including new UI, physics and destruction, gameplay elements, modes, map reworks, and a lot more. The full details can be found here via the…

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19

Oct

By Alejandro Segovia

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Review : Control Resonant : I Have The Power

Every time I see bemoaning that high budget, AAA gaming has become stagnant and devoid of cool weird ideas, it makes me realize the gaming community at large does not appreciate Remedy Entertainment. For many years, Remedy has operated at such a high concept level within the established AAA mold,…

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19

Oct

By Eric Bezanson

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Impressions : Just Dance : Decades of Hits

Ubisoft is back with its latest annual update to its Just Dance franchise with the new “Decades of Hits” content pack. These updates have replaced the annualized standalone package after Ubisoft shifted to a service-based model in 2023 when it launched the unified Just Dance launcher. This year, they have…

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01

Oct

By Ains

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Review : Gears of War E-Day : From the Ground Up

Once upon a time, Gears of War erupted out of the ground and took a chainsaw to the gaming industry. Bringing the idea of "HD gaming" to life early in the Xbox 360's generation, it was a monumental hit for Epic Games, and was followed by several more titles, comics,…

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23

Sep

By Alejandro Segovia

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Review : Onimusha Way of the Sword : Onipotent

I do not blame you if you take a first glance at Onimusha: Way of the Sword and your first reaction is “ENOUGH WITH ALL THESE SAMURAI GAMES!” When you think of the enormous amount of games that have come out this past half decade with a similar motif, it…

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21

Sep

By Elliot Porter

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Review : Well Dweller : My Friend in the Forest

When working on this review, I wanted to learn if there is a word for something that is simultaneously horrifying and adorable. Because whatever that word is, it would describe Well Dweller perfectly. As it turns out, there isn’t one. Not one that does this game justice. But that is…

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21

Sep

By Alejandro Segovia

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Review : Marvel’s Wolverine : Not The Best At What He Does

When Insomniac Games announced they were doing a Wolverine game back in 2021, my reactions were equal excitement and trepidation. Considering they had established their superhero bona fides with both 2018’s Marvel’s Spider-Man and 2020’s Marvel’s Spider Man: Miles Morales, it was intriguing to see them try to take a…

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18

Sep

By Ains

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Impressions : NHL 27 : Pull the Goalie

With NHL 27, EA Sports sets its sights on two core features. The first, more authentic presentation is an ever-changing goal to try and keep the game feeling like the real NHL. The second, one of the largest wish list features from fans for years, is connected franchise. It was…

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10

Sep

By Zach Bateman

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Review : Halloween The Game : The Boogeyman is Back

Haddonfield has always been a place of sheer terror, just as the pale-faced, knife-wielding Michael Myers has always been an icon when the fall months arrive. This time we have two of the most well known horror game developers once again teaming up to take players to Haddonfield. Gun Interactive and IIlfonic…

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08

Sep

By Ray

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Review : SEED : Leave Your Less Fun Society Behind

SEED is one of the most ambitious MMOs I’ve played in years. For the uninitiated, SEED is a persistent, player-driven massively multiplayer online (MMO) society and life-simulation game developed by Klang Games that launched into early access on July 21st. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MpIZS_SBYTE   SEED is also one of the hardest to…

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01

Sep

By Zach Bateman

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Review : Mistfall Hunter : Soulslike Multiplayer

Souls-inspired titles are plentiful in today’s market, with bombshells like Mortal Shell II and Lords of the Fallen, to lesser known titles like AI Limit and The First Berserker : Khazan. The Soulslike genre is booming, and in order to stay unique, most have started embracing their identities and create…

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