Battle of Rebels — Hands-On Impressions
Battle of Rebels hands-on impressions look at the game’s combat, presentation, and overall feel after playing the current PC build.
Category: PC Reviews
Aztecs: The Last Sun — Historical Survival City-Builder Impressions
Aztecs: The Last Sun first impressions after 4.5 hours on PC: a distinctive survival city builder with a strong core loop and noticeable Early Access rough edges.
Active Matter EA Review — Military Tactics vs. Anomalies
Active Matter Early Access review: a tactical extraction shooter built around anomalies, military systems, and a looping quantum-horror premise. Score: 7/10.
ASKA Early Access Review: Beauty, Grind, and Babysitting AI
ASKA review: a gorgeous Viking survival/colony sim with depth—but heavy grind and AI babysitting hold it back. Trailer, gameplay, and score 6.5/10.
The Perilous North: Polar survival and crew management
The Perilous North is a polar survival strategy RPG built around crew management, exploration, and creeping cosmic horror.
Skate Review: Valorant Vibes, UI Overload, Cross-Play Laughs
Skate mixes familiar Flick-It controls, cross-play, bold visuals, and chaotic multiplayer fun, but its busy UI and bugs drag down this PC review.
Mars Attracts Is a Sharp, Funny Park-Management Sim
Mars Attracts first impressions: a sharp, funny PC park-management sim with smart systems, playful humor, and a surprisingly strong management loop.
Voidbreaker Review: The FPS That Rewires Roguelites
Aidan Minter reviews Voidbreaker, a solo-developed roguelite FPS with neon sci-fi visuals, fast gunplay, branching upgrades, anti-gravity physics, and a strong Early Access reception.
Drug Dealer Simulator 2 vs. Schedule I
Drug Dealer Simulator 2 and Schedule I approach the same unlikely simulation niche from different directions, with distinct systems, tone, and player reception.
Drug Dealer Simulator 2 Casino DLC Review: Flashy but Shallow
Drug Dealer Simulator 2’s Casino DLC adds gambling, casino ownership, and new activities, but repetitive mini-games and shallow quests hold back the expansion.
Metal Eden Demo Impressions: Neon Parkour, Relentless Gunplay, and Cyberpunk Style
Metal Eden’s demo delivers fast parkour, aggressive gunplay, and a neon cyberpunk style in Reikon Games’ high-speed sci-fi FPS.
Grand Emprise 2: Portals Apart — Ambitious Portal-Hopping Survival Held Back by Poor Performance and Bugs
Grand Emprise 2: Portals Apart mixes portal-hopping survival and crafting with themed biomes, but launch performance problems and bugs held the experience back.
Witchfire: First Impressions After the Webgrave Update – A Rebirth Done Right
Witchfire’s Webgrave Update earns a positive first impression with a large new region, Rosary builds, Workshop and stat overhauls, higher difficulty, smooth performance, and sharper roguelite FPS systems.
RoboCop: Rogue City DLC Review – Unfinished, Unplayable, Unforgivable
RoboCop: Rogue City – Unfinished Business suffers from crashes and technical problems severe enough to undermine the DLC experience in this review.
Cold Abyss: Director’s Cut Review – Missed Potential Underwater
Cold Abyss: Director’s Cut has an interesting underwater horror premise, but limited execution and rough design leave much of its potential unrealized.