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Simulation games are out of control as there is basically a simulator for everything nowadays. Whether you are cleaning up a spaceship after a demon fight, trying to fix a broken car, navigating muddy roads transporting heavy cargo, or imitating a bee, there are no shortage of simulations, extending way beyond simulating city building of […]
It doesn’t take much to see that the original Torchlight was clearly inspired by Diablo. From the character types, combat, looting, and even how items pop out of treasure chests with the same wobble sound effect, the Torchlight series was clearly aiming to put their own spin on what made Diablo great. With Torchlight II, […]
In 1993, 10 year old me purchased Secret of Mana on SNES for, I want to say for $79.99, scrounging up all the Christmas, birthday, and chore money I could find. Although it broke the bank, I consider it to be one of the best purchases I made in my lifetime. Everything about this game […]
Sennheiser has been making quality headsets for years but their new GSP 670 model is the first deeper dive into the wireless market specifically designed for gaming. Outfitted with a $350 price tag, this high cost unit is compatible with PS4 and PC. Check out our coverage of some of these other Sennheiser units here. […]
What is the most entertaining aspect of racing? Is it the fast speed? The tuned vehicles? The competition? No, no, and no. The best part of any race is when things go wrong, cars pile up, and stuff gets destroyed. Wreckfest leans into this grizzled form of entertainment by providing an experience that is at […]
Designed as budget Mario Party knock-off, Petoons Party is a young gamer mini game compilation that is best played with parents and siblings. None of the mini games are especially good and most feature some inaccurate controls, but families of four can probably have some casual fun in thirty minute increments. What is a Petoons? […]
Space Harrier is a latest title to receive the Sega Ages treatment from M2 on Switch. Outfitted with all the options a fan could want, this is a great way to experience this classic title. Screen filtering, boarder options, screen size adjustments, gameplay modes, and online leaderboards are all the modern features fans would expect […]
Wreckin’ Ball Adventure is a non-violent physics platformer in which the player controls a robotic ball. While the ultimate goal is to escape a lava and platform filled factory, the player is tasked with reaching the end point of each stage while collecting optional goodies along the way. Controlling the ball initially feels like controlling […]
The Blackout Club is a new type of survival horror game as it has some unique features. With a focus on co-op teamwork, kids are exposed to mysterious happenings that go unnoticed by all the adults. Blind boogeymen hunt the kids and hypnotize the adults, trying to prevent the kids from exposing the terror overtaking […]
Epic Clicker Journey has to be one of the most ridiculous, absurd, painful, and honestly just stupid games released on the Switch eShop… and I couldn’t stop playing it! Not only did I play this game until the end, I finished it in only a few sittings. Even though the entire premise is dumb, I […]
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