Postal 4: No Regerts Review (PC)
If You Buy Postal 4 Then You’ll Regert It The very first Postal was a dark, disturbing portrait of a man descending into madness and going on a homicidal killing spree. Postal 2 skewed in the other direction, being much more of a goofy, satirical open-world game,…
Death Stranding: Director’s Cut Review (PC)
Death Stranding: Director’s Cut Review: On a Whole New Beach Hideo Kojima is one of the OG gaming auteurs who bullishly charges ahead with his own style and message with every game he makes. If anything he’s only gotten more idiosyncratic with age. This is clearly on display…
Dungeons of Dreadrock Review (PC)
Dungeons of Dreadrock Review: Manipulating Monsters Dungeons of Dreadrock begins with a young woman and her brother camped outside the ominous entrance to a deep dungeon. The brother must venture into the depths to defeat an evil king of the underdark, but because of good old fashioned sexism,…
Weird West Review (PS4)
Weird West at first feels like a third-person shooter, but it’s so versatile in how you can approach every situation that it’s really so much more.
Shadow Warrior 3 Review (PC)
Shadow Warrior 3 Review: A Third Helping of Wang “Who wants some Wang?” asked an amusingly stereotyped FPS protagonist when the original Shadow Warrior was released back in 1997. Apparently, a lot of people wanted some Wang, since the rebooted series of Shadow Warrior is now on its third,…
Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem Review (PC)
Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem Review – Revenge is a Dish Best Served Cold Hot on the Heels of Serious Sam 4’s release on the next-gen consoles comes Serious Sam: Siberian Mayhem, adapted from a fan mod by Techland, converted into a full-on expansion by Croteam. Despite the harsh…
