Tag Archives: pc gaming

'007: First Light' is a triumph – an extended, playable blockbuster experience where you are firmly in control of the action. Even after I had just watched the credits roll, I wanted more immediately.

Four titles stood out as exceptional examples of the creativity, humor, and pure entertainment currently thriving across the Canadian indie scene.

Cris Tales is a stunning old-school JRPG with a unique art style and a captivating time control mechanic, but is hindered by repetitive combat.

Hades, a golden child of the early access formula, ends up an amazing game with phenomenal style, gameplay, writing and audio design.

'Curse of the Dead Gods' kept me coming back time and again with atmospheric environments, cool story hooks, great combat, and fun loot upgrades mechanics.

On the crowded PAX East show floor, two very different games from publisher Dear Villagers, 'The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk' and 'Recompile', caught my eye as fun and unique titles.

In this followup to Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden, developer The Bearded Ladies delivers a solid action title with deep tactics but a shallow story.

Spin Rhythm XD is an addictive, simple and fun music game with amazing tunes and instantly accesible pickup and go mechanics.

At MIGS 2019 it was refreshing to focus on discovering a lot of smaller titles instead of being wowed by the big Triple-A games.

Now that I had a chance to extensively play 'Tetris Effect' on PC I am kicking myself for waiting so long.