• Roccat Khan Pro Headset Review – KHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN!

    Audio is something long looked over by all except the die-hards, but now we’re finally starting to see some appreciation for sound with digital streaming companies slowly but surely abandoning the horribly low quality 256kbps compression methods, while the introduction of Blu-ray and now 4k Blu-ray discs has resulted in a marked improvement for films…

  • Roccat Kone Aimo Mouse Review – It’s Pretty Darn Good

    Roccat have slowly but surely building their reputation over the years having put out a number of mice and keyboards which have gotten critical and consumer acclaim, the most notable probably being their Kone line-up of mice. Thus far I’ve not reviewed anything from the company, so today marks a first.

  • Flying Tigers: Shadows Over China Review – World War Meh

    Flying games are a bit of a rare breed on console, so when one turns up its hard not to get a little excited about leaping into the cockpit and shooting down some unlucky pilots. This one from developer Ace Maddox was actually released on PC back in 2017, so its had a lot of…

  • The Top 10 Board Games I Played In 2017

    This list might be a bit late, but I can’t help it; I was playing board games. The point is 2017 was a good year for board games, and being just one person I missed so many amazing games, but I did catch some good ones, too. All in all I reviewed over twenty games…

  • Spellforce 3 Review – RTSRPG? RTRPSG?

    Describing a game as a mash-up of other titles is often regarded as lazy writing, and I should know because I do it all the time. However, sometimes it’s appropriate because Spellforce 3 is Baldur’s Gate meets Age of Mythology and in its mixture of RPG leveling and RTS base-building you can find mechanics taken…

  • Quest for the Antidote Board Game Review – No Cure For This

    Slightly over two pages of comic make a good first impression for Quest for the Antidote, the short tale detailing the reign of King Mithradates of Greece who spent years making himself immune to deadly poisons after seeing his father die at the hands of an assassin and his poison. Upon coming to a new…

  • Dark Souls: The Board Game Review – Prepare To Only Occasionally Die

    The very first thing you see when you lift off the lid of Dark Souls: The Board Game is a piece of black paper that simply states, “you died.” It’s a message that has been seen thousands upon thousands of times by Dark Souls player.  This may be the most faithful adaption of a video…

  • My Top Ten Games of 2017 (And Some Random Awards)

    It’s that time again! Somehow 2017 is almost over, and even though I was looking for it all 365 days seem to have snuck past without me noticing them. Cheeky little bastards! For this site it has been another great year thanks to you guys. The daily views have gone up further, I’ve been fairly…

  • Merry Christmas! (2017)

    My word, it has almost been another whole year! As I write this it’s pretty close to being Christmas day, so I wanted to take a moment and say Merry Christmas to everyone reading this. As always I love you all, and thank you so much for taking the time to read my work and…

  • Dell Inspiron 15 7000 Gaming Laptop Review – Inspirational?

    Gaming laptops are tricky business, aren’t they? The idea of having a portable games machine boasting a powerful graphics card is bloody tempting, but it usually comes with an attached price-tag that would make most people have a heart attack. For the same price you can usually pick up a much more powerful desktop computer,…