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Trine 4: The Nightmare Prince Review for PC
Frozenbyte’s latest attempt in making a new Trine game has led to an enjoyable but flawed experience that doesn’t differ much from the previous titles of the franchise but still worth playing. Trine 4...
Deliver Us The Moon Hands-On Impressions
Deliver us The Moon, the new game from Wired, is full of promise as it sets out into the great beyond and we got a hands-on preview to find out if this moonshot is worth the journey. I lied, somewhat,...
Caravan Stories Review
Caravan Stories was released for mobile devices in 2017. Since then it has gone on to Playstation 4 in Japan and is only now releasing to western audiences. A lot of people have been waiting for this ...
Green Hell PC Review – Survival Of The Patient
Survival games seem to be a dime a dozen nowadays. To be quite honest I was feeling somewhat uninspired when first asked to review developer Creepy Jar‘s first original survival game project, Gr...
Dauntless Review – 1.0 & Beyond
Dauntless is a free to play Co-Op ARPG game which with a focus on its style and ease of accessibility. Dauntless is being developed by Phoenix Labs, which is made of multiple industry veterans from va...
World of Warcraft Classic Review
World of Warcraft: Classic brings back an experience that most players have been craving for about 15 years. This past month has been an incredible journey that I have thoroughly enjoyed partaking in....
I Love You Colonel Sanders: A Finger Lickin’ Good Dating Simulator The Review
I Love You Colonel Sanders: A Finger Lickin’ Good Dating Simulator is KFC’s very own twisted take on video games. Come join us as we garnish this review with cooking puns and get all fried up about th...
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 ...