Author: Steven Weber
Steven Weber is a writer, he also loves to game. He produces several streams, all of dubious fame. If you’ve ever wondered, “How does he spend his time?” It’s spent writing this biography and trying to make it rhyme.
Shing! PC Review
Ninjas, mountain men, demon hordes, and sultry ladies are generally a recipe for hours of entertainment. In Shing! by developer Mass Creation, they have taken some exciting concepts, along with a stor...
High Score Review – More Than Just Console Warfare
In 2018, it was reported that the Video Game Industry had eclipsed the earnings of the Music and Film Industries combined. In High Score, this tantalizing tidbit was reiterated, but the focus of High ...
Fight Crab PC Review
So, you happen to be a giant crab, living the crab life as one does, when you find multiple crustaceans invading your turf, what do you do? If you are a ninja crab, no doubt you would use the shuriken...
Reversion 3: The Return – Attack of the Sergio PC Review
The year is 2035, the place apocalyptic Buenos Aires, and lo and behold you have lost your memory as to how you found yourself here. In actuality, that happened two chapters ago in Reversion 1: The Es...
Xbox Summer Game Fest Demo Event Starts Today!
If you are looking for your next game, look no further. From July 21st all the way to the 27th, over 70 game demos for unreleased Xbox games will be available, and they are sure to keep you very busy....
Disintegration Review – Fun Until it Disintegrates
Robots, Gravcycles, and a Dystopian future – three ingredients, when combined, should be the recipe for a fantastical sci-fi epic. In Disintegration, V1 Interactive manages to mix genres together to c...
Sludge Life Review: Sludging it to the Max
Is a life well sludged a good life? Probably not, as in Sludge Life, this over-polluted world is anything but a beautiful landscape to behold. Developed by Terri Vellmann and Doseone, you play as Ghos...
Signs of the Sojourner Review for PC
Card games come in many different forms. In Signs of the Sojourner, Echodog Games has worked out a way for a roleplaying deck builder to imitate life in fascinating ways. Navigating conversations and ...