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Death Mark Review: Just Scary Enough
0 commentsDeath Mark won't surprise veterans of Japanese horror adventure, but it is a great entry point for newcomers to the genre.Corsair IronClaw RGB Gaming Mouse Review
The Corsair IronClaw RGB is a brilliant new mouse for MOBAs, FPS games, and whatever you can shake a stick at!HyperX Cloud Mix Headset Review: Putting a (Hefty) Price on Features
The Cloud Mix is a smaller, Bluetooth-capable version of a HyperX classic that does its pedigree justice — at a price.Toki Remaster Review: Frustratingly Great
Toki is a true to form remaster of the arcade classic with updated graphics, music and that ever growing death tally.Spider-Man: Silver Lining DLC Review -- A Fantastic Finish
The final chapter in The City that Never Sleeps DLC story for Spider-Man is a knockout.LOCALHOST Mini Review
It’s your first day working at the repair shop. You have to wipe four drives, but will you be able to after getting to know them?Bloody B975 Keyboard Review: On the Knife's Edge of Killer
With expert speed, precisions, and comfort, Bloody's B975 is a mechanical you hate to love, especially considering some of its more perplexing bugaboos.Review: BenQ EL2870U 28 Inch 4K Monitor
BenQ's EL2870U 4K monitor is a decent choice for gamers on a budget.Below Review: Stare into the Abyss
Below is an uncompromising trek through some seriously dangerous dungeons.Last Year: The Nightmare Review
Last Year is fairly limited right now and needs some major additions in the coming months, but its an overall solid entry in the asymmetric horror genre.X4 Foundations Review: Great for Fans, Bland for Newcomers
Fans of the X series will love the new X4 Foundations, but new players will find it incredibly hard to get into.Spider-Man: Turf Wars DLC Review -- It's A Turf Life.
Turf Wars is a disappointing chapter that does little in progressing the main narrative of The City That Never Sleeps storyline.Dusk Review: A Fantastic Classic Horror FPS
Dusk delivers an exciting classic horror fps adventure that fans of the genre are sure to love.Insurgency Sandstorm Review: A Niche Worth Scratching
Insurgency Sandstorm offers a more hardcore experience for players who want it but is still accessible enough for newcomers to the franchise.Book of Demons Review: Imitation is the Sincerest Form of Flattery
Book of Demons is a Diablo-clone with a unique, storybook graphical style centered on timeless fun.Kenshi Review: A Divisive, Demanding Adventure
Difficult and unforgiving, Kenshi is clearly someone's labor of love. You'll likely either love it or hate it, but either way, you have to admire its resolve.GRIS Review: A Watercolor Platformer Full of Hope
Nomada Studio's debut game is a must for lovers of art and subtle storytelling.Super Smash Bros. Ultimate Review: An Undeniable Triumph
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate is, bar none, the best game in the series to date, and somehow manages to satisfy both hardcore and casual players alike.Desert Child Review: Sweet Ride
Desert Child strikes is a fun indie title that balances being a racer, a RPG, and being unconventionally cool.Gungrave VR Review: Iggymob Should Be Ashamed To Have Released This
Play literally anything else. Absolutely any half assed $5 indie game on the PSVR store will be more entertaining than Gungrave VR.
