PC Reviews

30Oct

By Jordan RookerNo Comments

PC Reviews

Neon Abyss 2 – PC Review

Neon Abyss 2 is a chaotic, 2D pixel action roguelite now available in full release. The action is faster, the stakes are higher, and the possibilities are endless in Veewo Games' follow-up to the original. With explosive run 'n' gun gameplay, diverse combat styles, and unlimited item synergies, Neon Abyss 2 delivers a dramatic, thrill-packed experience every time you enter. You can pick it up today on PC, PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X | S, and Nintendo Switch. The Abyss is louder, faster, and much more crowded. I'll keep saying it time and time again. But I just can't escape roguelites! Not that I'm really complaining, especially when I get to spend time playing gems like Neon Abyss 2. I only have a slight bit of experience with the first game so was ready to check out what the latest has...

30Oct

By JasonNo Comments

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Planet Zoo 2 – PC Review

I have spent far too many hours playing management games over the years. The Jurassic World Evolution titles are certainly some of them. There is just something about starting with a bit of empty land and turning it into something impressive that keeps dragging you back in. Of course, it never quite goes to plan. You start off wanting to build a nice little zoo, and before you know it, you have spent your entire budget on an enclosure, your visitors are complaining about the price of a burger, and one of your animals is probably plotting its escape. The original Planet Zoo arrived in 2019 and gave us exactly that sort of experience. It was a brilliant game, although it could be a little fiddly at times, especially when you wanted to build something specific and the game seemed determine...

28Oct

By Ruddy CelestialNo Comments

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Stupid Never Dies PC Review

Stupid Never Dies is an Action Rougelike RPG from GPTRACK50 Inc. A game that takes the unique chaos form of Hades with a sweet yet slightly weird twist on Romeo and Juliet. With Werewolves, Harpies and so many different creatures of legend. But, oh boy, they take some sweet liberty on the lore and designs on the monsters. So, let polish our Style Eat our way into the review. I honestly can't believe about what I learned when it comes to the Phoenix Egg Davy ate. Gameplay We play as Davy, a zombie who has run away from the war and resides in a mall. Where he comes across a mysterious young lady frozen to death in a freezer. From there, Davy falls for her and swears to never eat humans again. While roaming the mall for food, he came across a store with lights on and an egg. He devours t...

27Oct

By Ruddy CelestialNo Comments

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We Were Here Tomorrow PC Review

We Were Here Tomorrow is an Adventure, Co-op, Puzzle game from Total Mayhem Games. It is the sixth installment to the only game Total Mayhem Games makes. But, they live up to the expression, "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" to the maximum! I've been playing their game since the first We Were Here and love the puzzles these folks come up with. So, I'm going to need you to cooperate with me and get this review started. I thought a Jester's job was to be funny...not to define the laws of everything in the world?! Gameplay We Were Here Tomorrow starts off where The Friendship left off. Rescuing the solo survivor of the last game and heading to a weird tear in the sky. Both explorers start heading towards the anomaly in the sky. However, the pulse from the anomaly causes the ice underneat...

26Oct

By KevinNo Comments

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Transport Fever 3 – PC Review

Does life ever get so dull that you feel the only thing that will satisfy your burning urges is to run a multimillion-pound transport company? Me too! Well, thankfully Urban Games have come through with Transport Fever 3. From the 1900s horse-drawn carriage to trains flying along the tracks at 200 km/h, it is all there. This is going to be a walk in the park, surely? Transport Fever 3 - High Speed, or Limping Along? Having played Railroad Tycoon when it first came out, all the way to Transport Fever 2, I would say that I was in a good position to see what the fuss is about. Gonna blow my controller's whistle and set the review express in motion. Gameplay Where to start with Transport Fever 3? There is so much to look at. Tutorial, Map designer, Scenarios and all the associated sett...

Dupery: A Game of Solo Deduction – PC Review

22Oct

By Alex CrooksNo Comments

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Dupery: A Game of Solo Deduction – PC Review

Crime fighting meets roguelike in Gilded Rune Games' new release Dupery: A Game of Solo Deduction. Currently available on Steam, Dupery: A Game of Solo Deduction puts players in the position of an investigator who has to solve various cases over a number of different locations. There's a lot to get to grips with from the get go with this game but is it worth it? These criminals aren't going to dupe me. Gameplay The premise of Dupery is pretty simple. There's a grid that features a crime scene - and occasionally other suspect specific locations - and a bunch of suspects. It's up to the player to decide whether a suspect is innocent, a meddler, a member of the syndicate or a traitor. Each suspect type gives the player different information to help you arrest all the bad guys. Dupery ...

21Oct

By Jordan RookerNo Comments

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Sunken Realms – PC Review

Sunken Realms is a solo action roguelite by solo developer Magic Puncher Games. Descend into an ever-changing and procedurally re-arranging multi-floor dungeon. Loot and gather materials to upgrade your gear and stats to increase how far you can go. You can pick it up now, only on Steam for PC. Did you die? Again? Roguelites follow the simple formula of run, die, upgrade and repeat. It's interesting to see though how the styles and implementation differ. Sunken Realms looks to be something different that the usual bullet-hell, neck-break speed I tend to find myself playing. But slower doesn't always mean easier, as you'll find in my review below. Gameplay Sunken Realm is a solo player, third-person roguelite. As the protagonist Alric, descend into a multi-floor dungeon that re-orga...

20Oct

By Ruddy CelestialNo Comments

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Ratatan PC Review

Ratatan is an Action, Adventure, with splashes of Rougelike elements from TVT and Ratata Arts. It's a game that has you command a legion of minions to fight for you with rhythm and rhyme. Going to the beat of the music and the tempo that starts with the same 3 notes to hit. Which playing with headphones on does improve your need to think and not see the notes timing. Now let's Ra-Ta-Tan onto the review. If the game is something to go off of, Ratatan means to Follow. Where's my source? The Ratatans themselves when I use the command to Follow. Gameplay Ratatan allows you to pick your character from a group of eight leaders. Each specialize with different groups of Chorus that handle different weapons. Which come in a nice array of weapons from bombs to swords and shields to even magic s...

15Oct

By JasonNo Comments

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SiN Reloaded – PC Review

At 18 years old, I was getting stuck into PC gaming, but there was one rather important problem. My computer wasn't exactly a powerhouse. While other gamers were enjoying the latest releases, I was often left wondering whether my machine would actually manage to run them without bursting into flames. SiN was one of those games that really tested the limits of my hardware, and I certainly struggled to get the experience I wanted from it. Fast forward to 2026, and Nightdive Studios, along with Atari, have brought us SiN Reloaded, a remastered version of Ritual Entertainment's 1998 shooter. Having recently revisited another blast from the past with Alien Breed 35th Anniversary Collection, I seem to be on a bit of a nostalgia trip at the moment. Apparently, turning 46 means spending your sp...

15Oct

By Alex CrooksNo Comments

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Dressmaker – PC Review

After taking the cosy gaming world by storm with a simple trailer, Dressmaker has finally launched on Steam. With some lofty expectations to live up to, we tried out this debut release from Cozy Lives to see just how far they have pushed the cosy gaming genre. Currently available on Steam for £13.90, read our review to see whether Dressmaker is worth adding to your library. Check out our other PC reviews here. See a dress, make a dress, become the best Dressmaker. Gameplay Dressmaker is far more in depth than I initially anticipated but in the best way. It's not a case of just make a pretty dress, it's taking measurements, playing tetris to maximise use of fabric. Getting to know NPCs is also a big part of the games as you slowly learn their dress preferences. As you make more d...