Not So MMO: Bugsnax Review

You’ve probably had the Bugsnax song stuck in your head at least once since the summer: "kinda bug and kinda snack, try to catch it in your trap, feed somebody and you’ll see we are whatever we eat." That earworm invaded our brains the instant Bugsnax made its debut during the PlayStation 5 reveal presentation back in July. But does the full experience stick in your brain after the Bugsnax song wears off? Here’s our review.

Not So MMO: Carto Review

Carto, a charming puzzler following a young girl’s journey to return to her grandmother, brings with it some new concepts that caught Jason’s attention, scratching that exciting itch when seeing something new. But how does the indie puzzler hold up overall?

Not So MMO: Carto Review

Carto, a charming puzzler following a young girl’s journey to return to her grandmother, brings with it some new concepts that caught Jason’s attention, scratching that exciting itch when seeing something new. But how does the indie puzzler hold up overall?

Not So MMO: Watch Dogs Legion Review

Watch Dogs Legion puts you in the middle of a revolution in modern day London, where any NPC you can see can become the main character of your resistance against Albion. But, how does the ambitious entry in the Watch Dogs series hold up? Here is our review.

Torchlight 3 Review

Last week, Robert started his review in progress of Echtra Games’ Torchlight 3. Robert had issues with the pacing, as well as the overall gameplay loop not feeling impactful – though he hadn’t quite yet got to end game. Now that he’s played through Torchlight’s endgame, how does the full experience hold up? Here is our Torchlight 3 review.

Genshin Impact Review – The RPG Files

Genshin Impact is a game that sort of crept up out of nowhere. The ‘Breath of the Wild’ inspired game from Chinese studio miHoYo has captured the hearts and minds of gamers everywhere. But is it a solid free-to-play RPG, or does it devolve into predatory microtransaction practices? Here is our full review.