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by Iain McParland | August 27, 2025 | Nintendo , PC , Playstation , Video Games , Xbox

Top 20 Lil’ Guys in Video Games

by Iain McParland | August 20, 2025 | Nintendo , PC , Playstation , Reviews , Video Games , Xbox

The Year of the Ninja Continues In Style With Ninja Gaiden: Ragebound

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by Iain McParland | September 10, 2025 | Nintendo , PC , Playstation , Pop Culture , Video Games , Xbox

10 Video Game Villains Who Are Baddies In More Ways Than One

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PUBG Patch Notes 28.1 – What You Need to Know and the Change Krafton Should Have Made!

Recently PUBG: Battlegrounds by Krafton released Patch Notes 28.1 detailing the changes upcoming in the game starting on February 15th, 2024. Let's dive into what changes are coming and how they affect you, the PUBG player.

by Tim Beisiegel | February 14, 2024

From Rave Reviews to Rental Rage: The Controversial Twist in GTA VI’s Unveiling

Hey, gamers! Are you ready to start a pay-to-play rental agreement for new games? Rumor has it that Take-Two and Rockstar Games think that you are. Let’s get into why this might not be the smart move they think it is and how it could hurt the Grand Theft Auto brand.

by Tim Beisiegel | February 12, 2024

Palworld Controversy Carries On: Pokemon Copycats and AI Allegations

The Palworld controversy seems as though it’s never-ending. At the end of the day, in this situation, both sides are in the wrong.

by Tyler Graham | February 4, 2024

Palworld Active Players Count Goes Nuclear! Is This the Pokémon Killer Game We’ve Been Waiting For?

Ben played Palworld expecting a funny monster-catching game, what he found was something incredibly interesting with wider implications for RPG gaming as a whole.

by Ben Hazell | January 23, 2024

Overwatch 2: How to Make Player Progression Feel Bad

Overwatch 2 Season 6 “Invasion” introduced a brand new progression system, allowing players to level up their profile alongside their favorite heroes and roles. Fast forward nearly 3 seasons, though, and this system is still deeply flawed.

by Tyler Graham | January 19, 2024

Overwatch 2: A Modest Defense of Lifeweaver

Many of Overwatch 2’s Support heroes are probably more powerful than they should be right now. But when the nerfs come to balance the game, this is why Lifeweaver should be left untouched.

by Tyler Graham | January 8, 2024

Free Play: MMO “Tourism” Is My Chosen Playstyle

World of Warcraft has fallen victim to complete optimization of play, and it seems like many MMOs trend in that direction. Where does that leave a proponent of free play in a massively multiplayer online game?

by Tyler Graham | December 20, 2023

Godzilla Voxel Wars Review

#GodzillaWeek is in full swing and we even have a review for a new Goji game for you puzzle fans. See what we thought in this tiny Kaiju brain buster.

by Dan Morris | December 9, 2023

Couch Soup Previews: Go-Go Town! – Kidnapped Mayors, Alien Encounters, and Wholesome Chaos

Looking for a new wholesome game where you build a town and high-five a cow? Well, Go-Go Town! has you covered. Join Thomas Richards as he gives his first impressions on the upcoming indie game.

by Thomas Richards | December 3, 2023

Hellboy: Web of Wyrd – A Fiendishly Simple but Satisfying Roguelike

Mike Mignola’s Hellboy: Web of Wyrd is a new Roguelike third-person beat ‘em up from Upstream Arcade. Find out why its simple yet satisfying combat and comic book style make this an interesting and addictive game!

by Iain McParland | November 30, 2023