Quick Hit Reviews
Save the World with a Sword-wielding Tablet in KUNAI for Nintendo Switch
Imagine with me for a moment all of the life-altering advancements technology has provided for us. At this very moment, you are staring at a display illuminated by electrically charged liquid crystals...
Aldred Knight Switch Quick Hit Review – Great Knight For A Platformer!
There are so many independent (“indie”) games out on the Nintendo Switch platform that there is sure to be something for everyone. Granted, graphically, some of these games aren’t g...
Narcos Rise of the Cartels Quick Hit Review for PC
I didn’t know much about Narcos: Rise of the Cartels going in, but I was expecting a much better game than what I got. Narcos as a television show has a lot of nuances regarding a gripping period of h...
Overwatch Review for Nintendo Switch
Blizzard has high hopes for Overwatch on Nintendo Switch. With players able to take the team-based competitive shooter on the road, it’s the next iteration in the popular game. We managed to get...
New Steam Client Open Beta Impressions
Today I installed the open beta for the new Steam client, and I must say that it looks very clean from a first look. At first glimpse, you will see things that you might like, and you will see things ...
Doughlings: Invasion Review
A rumble can be heard all around you, and someone points up to the sky screaming. There is a giant asteroid heading towards your town and you can’t stop it. What you don’t know is that this asteroid i...
Warlocks 2: God Slayers
Warlocks 2: God Slayers is a retro-themed Platformer RPG set in a gorgeous pixel art world of magic and villains abound. I immediately was brought back to my childhood, as the game reminded me eerily ...
Darkwood Nintendo Switch Review: It Sure is Dark
The woods are dangerous. Even at times, during the day, you may need to brandish a torch to light the way where the trees are most dense. Salvaging supplies never seems to be enough, and survival is n...
Metro Exodus Review: Brave New World
Everything we thought we knew about the Russian underground was wrong. In what seems like moments after beginning the game, the world of Metro Exodus explodes and unfolds before you. No longer are we ...