by Chris Selogy
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Nintendo Switch 2 PC PlayStation 5 Reviews Xbox Series X |
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06 Sep 2025
My experience with the Madden series has been up and down for the past 20 years as they changed for the worse after their great PS2 generation run; and I only really played the series on Xbox 360 and PS3…
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Herdling is the newest game from Swedish studio Okomotive that feels like a successor to their previous games in Far: Lone Sails and Far: Changing Tides. All of them feature a silent protagonist making their way through a linear game…
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EA has returned to the realm of college football for another game after last year’s game sold incredibly well, which was great to see in spite of the issues that I had with it feeling like an unfinished game. College…
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Nintendo fans finally get a proper chance to enjoy one of the funniest games in recent memory. With the Switch 2’s launch lineup being light on new games, it’s up to publishers and developers with good ports to help fill…
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2024 has been a terrible year for the games industry, but at least some great games came out in spite of all of this pain.
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I’d recommend waiting for those updates to hit and grab it on sale when it’s a better product for you to enjoy right away Don’t suffer like the millions that have already jumped in so far because we’ve waited so long for a new entry in this series.
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Editor’s Note: A code for the DLC was provided by Team17, but the game was purchased by the player. This is the DLC for Dredge that adds a new icy landmass to the world for you to explore its mysteries…
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We check out some of the demos released on Steam and consoles during and after Summer Game Fest. This is Viewfinder for PS5, PS4, and PC with the video focusing on the PS5 version.
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We check out some of the demos in the Steam Next Fest event. Cook Serve Forever by Vertigo Gaming Cook Serve Forever is the fourth title in the Cook, Serve, Delicious! series that takes place in a future city as…
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2022 was a hell of a year for smaller games that kept me going between big releases.
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