Reviews.
Scored reviews covering every platform from the Atari 2600 through modern releases. No advertising relationships. No review scores adjusted after publication.
Gemini Wars (2012) Review
Originally Written: December 2012 | Revised for Clarity and Depth in 2024 A Stellar Indie RTS with Room…
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Midtown Madness Review
Originally Reviewed in June 1999 | Updated in December 2024 Ah, the late ’90s, a time when racing games were…
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Half-Life Review
Original Review by David Wright (1998) | Updated for Modern Audiences There was a time when we thought…
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King’s Quest: Mask of Eternity Review
Originally Published in 1999, updated in 2024. Back when my 486 was blazing fast, I played a little…
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DethKarz Review
Originally Published in 1999 When it comes to futuristic racing games, DethKarz from Melbourne House speeds onto the scene like…
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Boss Rally Review
Originally reviewed in 1999, updated for the modern gamer. For players seeking a more grounded racing experience, Boss…
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Tomb Raider (2013) Review: Reforging a Legend
When Tomb Raider first burst onto the scene in 1996, it was a revelation—a polygonal swan dive into…
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2.0
Watch Dogs
Watch Dogs promised a next-generation hacking experience and delivered a buggy, shallow open-world with AI that defies comprehension.…
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2.5
Tekken Revolution
Revolution borrows Tekken's mechanics without earning its place in the lineup. No local play, a coin ceiling, and…
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3.0
Warlock: Master of the Arcane
Warlock strips the Civilization formula to pure fantasy combat. The spell system is a genuine addition, but without…
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2.5
XBlaster
XBlaster gets the mech class fundamentals right and costs nothing to play. Lag is a chronic problem that…
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4.0
Worms Armageddon
Two words: exploding sheep. This game is insane and it remains a mandatory install on any retro PC.
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