Bus Simulator 27 – Review

One of the most popular simulation franchises around has pulled into the station for another trip with Bus Simulator 27. This new iteration has some welcome changes and additions that fans of the franchise should enjoy as they travel around Felicia Bay. Bus Simulator offers more than 45 officially licensed buses from 13 world famous…

Forza Horizon 6 – Review

Forza Horizon 6 is the latest entry in the popular open-world racing franchise from Playground Games, and they have hit another home run. This time, we get to explore Japan and everything that makes it such an iconic destination. From the Japanese countryside to the streets of Tokyo and everything in between, the development team…

Pragmata – Review

When a company attempts to launch a new IP, it can be tricky. Big AAA games are massive financial investments, and fortunately for Capcom, Pragmata seems to have paid off in a big way. Pragmata tells the story of Hugh and Diana. Hugh and his team are sent to the moon to try to fix…

MLB The Show 26 – Review

Baseball season is almost here, which means one thing. MLB The Show 26 has arrived to whet your appetite until opening day arrives. Sony’s annual baseball franchise is back, and once again, Aaron Judge adorns the cover. Is MLB The Show 26 worth picking up though or are you fine staying with last year’s game?…

Lost Soul Aside – Review

Lost Soul Aside has arrived on PlayStation bringing another action role playing game to the platform. The protagonist in this new adventure is Kaser who is on an adventure of discovery and redemption. After certain events transpire in the opening moments, Kaser embarks on a journey to save those he cares about along with the…

Touch Type Tale Strategic Typing – Review

Touch Type Tale – Strategic Typing is most likely the type of game that most haven’t played before and it just arrived on Steam earlier this month. If you find yourself in that group then you really need to download this game and give it a try. Touch Type Tale – Strategic Typing combines elements…

Fly Corp – Review

Over the holidays one game that kept our attention was Fly Corp from Kishmish Games. Fly Corp is one of those games that seems like it might be a simple game at first glance but it doesn’t take long until things get very complex and require a great deal of strategy if you hope to…

Sea of Stars – Review

If you enjoy playing old-school role-playing games, you need to give Sea of Stars a try. It is heavily influenced by some older Final Fantasy games, Illusion of Gaia, Super Mario RPG, Chrono Trigger, and more. Sea of Stars features two main protagonists, Valere and Zale. At the start of your journey, you will select…