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Monster Train Review – Delightfully Devious Deckbuilding
Monster Train owes much to Slay the Spire for popularizing the roguelike deck-builder RPG, both at a high level and in some of its features…
Oculus Quest Review 2020: Facebook's VR Savior Is The Kit To Beat
This Oculus Quest review was originally published on April 30, 2019. On May 22, 2020 we updated the review to mark the one-year anniversary of…
Maneater review: It’s like Ecco the Dolphin, but you do murders
Hello, I am Shark. I was cut from my mother’s womb by a shark hunter on a reality television show many years ago. He stabbed…
Legends of Runeterra review
For the longest time, the collectible card game genre was dominated by Magic: The Gathering (MTG). When Blizzard released Hearthstone in 2014, it brought the…
War Remains Review: Visceral, Simplified Shot Of WW1 In VR
Think of War Remains as a companion piece to bombastic Hollywood takes on the First World War more than a truly authentic time machine. Its…
Halo 2: Anniversary PC review – legendary mode
One of the most influential console games of all time finally gets the PC port it deserves but what can it teach us about the…
Mini Motor Racing X Review: Versatile, Generous Mini Marvel Lacks Flair
If you want to communicate the amazing effects of VR to someone in just a few seconds, make them a giant. There’s something about Mini…
Ryzen 3 3100 and 3300X review: What a gamer needs
A lot is changing in the desktop PC space thanks to the competition between AMD and Intel. AMD’s recent Ryzen CPUs have stormed into the…
Acer Predator CG437K Review: Uncompromising 4k Gaming
The Acer Predator CG437K is a 43-inch 4k display with a VA panel that checks just about every box for premium gaming. The 3840×2160 display…