• WWE 2K25 – Xbox Series X Review

    To be frank: this is what you hope to see in an annually released game. More features and improvements across the board combine to make it better than ever. WWE 2K25 is exactly that – bigger and better than ever.

  • Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered - PC Review

    The year was 1996 when I first heard about Tomb Raider. I didn't have a Playstation, nor was I any sort of adept at using those controllers. However I did enjoy watching my friend play them on his PS...

  • Microtopia - PC Review

    Microtopia is a neat game where players grow a new kind of colony, the kind that is run by robotic ants. Now if an automation game where you get to control robotic ants isn't an interesting one, you've been living under a rock.

  • Maliki: Poison of the Past - PC Preview

    Hey there, and welcome to a preview of a new title that’s now wormed it’s way into my wishlist. Maliki: Poison of the Past is a really neat looking title that draws from the graphic novel series Maliki.

  • Space Engineers 2 - PC Preview

    Keen Software House (Keen) has recently launched Space Engineers 2 (SE2) into early access with a polished communication campaign featuring YouTube influencer previews, snappy teasers and a road map using the ‘vertical slice’ concept to show the intended path between initial early access availability and final release.

  • Ever 17: The Out of Infinity - Nintendo Switch Review

    I've got a good one for ya! An awkward teen, an amnesiac kid, a grumpy Lolita, a bratty child (not really), a hacker, an oblivious employee and an AI walk into an underwater bio-dome---

  • ZPF - PC Preview

    ZPF is a new shoot-'em-up game that looks, sounds and plays like a Sega Genesis game. The demo I played was short with three levels and three different heroes (ships) each with their own play style.

  • Atelier Yumia: The Alchemist of Memories & the Envisioned Land - PS5 Review

    If there's one series that keeps me excited for every new release, it's Gust's Atelier series. As much as things change over the years, the core staple of the series remains the same. It's about alchemy...

  • Rise of the Ronin - PC Review

    Set in the Bakumatsu-era in Japan, Rise of the Ronin follows the path of a Veiled Edge, a unique paired swordsmen's technique where you play one half of a pair of sword-slinging ronin called Blade Twins.

Jaggy's Corner! - Saturday March 31

All month Blizzard has been running the 20th Anniversary of Starcraft. Some familiar faces are present at a celebration event. People like Day9, Artosis, Whitera, Ret, TLO, and iNcontroL have been recalling Starcraft moments over the coarse of 20 years. This prompted me to...
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Surviving Mars - PC Review

Paradox Interactive launched a highly anticipated game similar to Cities: Skylines, entitled Surviving Mars. This is a beautifully thought out game that has its own level of complexity. In fact, when playing the game before its official launch, I found myself restarting twice...
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Attack on Titan 2 - PS4 Review

Attack on Titan 2 is an excellent evolution to the traditional Musou style of games, however this most recently release in the Attack on Titan franchise should have been the first release. Set during the same timeframe as the first season of the anime, and therefore prior...
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Fear Effect Sedna - PS4 Review

Fear Effect: Sedna is the latest in the Fear Effect series that started back on the original PlayStation. After performing a successful Kickstarter and being picked up by the Square Enix Collective, re-join the cast as they take to the modern era of gaming for old fans and...
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SpellForce 3 - PC Review

The SpellForce franchise is one that has sat in my wish list for quite some time now so when the opportunity to review SpellForce 3 came along, I hopped at it. Being my first introduction to the franchise I was concerned that I would be a bit lost with regard to the franchise...
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9 Monkeys of Shaolin, bringing back old school - News

A good Beat 'Em Up or Brawler is really hard not to get excited for. So I am just going to leave you this trailer to watch, and by that I mean right now, and then after you can read the press release! -- Moscow, Russia – March 21, 2018 - Independent video game developer...
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RPG Mat for DnD/D&D - Tabletop Review

Every party regardless of where they are sitting around the table knows that a map is often the best approach to a campaign or a hectic time limited one-shot where you have a literal two hours to storm the castle and obtain what you are there for. The map puts things into...
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Jaggy's Corner! - Saturday March 24

This week, I want to discuss the notion of leadership because it's been on my mind lately. I haven't spoken about this first event until now and I feel as though it might be important.   The Ninja Phenomenon A streamer by the handle of Ninja became an instant Twitch...
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Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth - PS4 Review

Following where its predecessor Mask of Deception left of, Utawarerumono: Mask of Truth completes the story of Haku and his now not as merry band of friends from the first game. Mask of Truth follows from the first game, and improves a bunch of the major gripes I had with...
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Titan's Quest - XB1 Review

Titan Quest drops you into the role of a warrior working through Ancient Greece, Egypt, and Asia for you to slaughter hundreds, if not thousands of beasts, men, and monsters alike in your quest to defeat the reawakened Titans. Playing off of the traditional tropes of "good...
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Utawarerumono: Mask of Deception - PS4 Review

Utawarerumono: Mask of Deception is a really interesting and very difficult to pronounce Visual Novel in the guise of an SRPG. While fuelled by an engaging story and interesting characters, Mask of Deception fails to really grab hold of its audience. Despite having a solid...
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