Reviews
Code Vein Review for Playstation 4
Code Vein has been a game I have been itching to play for a while. I was lucky enough to have played in the CBT and it’s never really left my mind. Thankfully we were able to get our hands on it...
Our Merge Magic Review is Fairyly Good
With an absolute tidal wave of titles behind it already, mobile game maker Zynga released its latest title last week. Now we get to review the fantastical fantasy world of Merge Magic. Merge Magic is ...
Borderlands 3 Review: A Spectacular Mess In a Bombshell
Last week I took y’all on a merry trip to Pandora with my girl Amara and my partner in crime Fl4k with Part One of our Borderlands 3 review. This week that journey continues in Part Two as we sa...
Fracter Review for PC – A Devilishly Haunting Puzzler
I’ve become somewhat of the “Puzzle Game Guy” here at Gamespace.com. I find them interesting because they tend to flex your brain more than your twitchy trigger finger. For an older ...
Knights and Bikes Review – Be a Knight-Rider
Knights and Bikes is not exactly what I expected based on its name alone. Of all the things that could have been, such as knights jousting on bicycles, or an old-fashioned Road Rash style racing game,...
Football Drama Scores A Great Review
There’s nothing quite like getting out the house on a Sunday afternoon and watching some Football Drama unfold. Now indie developer, Open Labs, invites you to helm your own team in a different take on...
Final Fantasy VIII Remastered PC/Steam Review
I remember the original release of Final Fantasy VIII. After having played Final Fantasy VII I was blown away by the cut scenes and music, to me, it was a real leap forward in gaming. When I initially...
Just Fun Tech: Roborock S4 Robotic Vacuum Cleaner Review
Welcome back to another edition of Just Fun Tech – the part of GameSpace where we get to cover the wonderful and sometimes weird world of technology cresting the outer reaches of the gaming sphe...
Amnesia: Collection Review for the Nintendo Switch
A good horror game is rare especially one that will on occasion make you wonder if you need to check your shorts. Frictional Games Amnesia: The Dark Descent is one of those rare games indeed. Througho...