Sundodger: Bigger Waves Review: Wonderful Freshman Effort
Seemingly ripped straight from the Seattle grunge scene of the mid-eighties to the early-nineties Sundodgers first full-length album Bigger Waves is rife with all the […]
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Brown Kid: Rusty Strings Review: Tropical Breeze
Brown Kid’s first EP; Rusty Strings features reggae and hip-hop influences, heavy use of scratching and acoustic guitar, and plenty of references to a particular […]
Hunting Simulator Review: OK, But Could Have Been Great
In today’s day and age where “simulators” have quite literally become a joke in the gaming industry (i.e., Goat Simulator, PC Building Simulator, or the […]
Mark Huff: Stars For Eyes Review: Stellar and Vivid
Veteran singer/songwriter Mark Huff’s ninth solo release Stars For Eyes explores the horizons of life and love, as well as everything in between. Huff collaborates […]
BCPW: Bash in the Bronx Coverage: Awesome Indie Action
BCPW continues to prove they are a promotion to pay attention to with Nine excellent matches that feature the likes of Mia Yim, LAX, and […]
A Rite from the Stars Review: Terrific
A Rite from the Stars is a coming of age tale about a young boy, Kirm; whos destiny is to surmount three trials and become […]
The Padre Review: Excellent At Times, Inconsistent At Others
The Padre is a game that could have been ripped straight from the early nineties. A time when point-and-click horror games were common. The Padre […]
Pub Encounter Review: Niche
Dating simulators have become increasingly popular with the rise of games like Dream Daddy on Steam. Pub Encounter follows the same basic premise; you meet […]
The Number Puzzle Review: Plain, But Servicable
Sudoku is a game whose origins date back well over a hundred years. From the puzzle section in newspapers to the countless video game versions, […]
D.L. Byron: Satori EP Review: Benatar Would Be Proud
D.L. Byron has a long and storied history in the music industry. Paving a path for himself, staying true to his vision, and never letting […]
MotoGP 18 Review: Almost Perfect as Reality
Racing simulators are notorious for their ultra-realistic mechanics, and high skill requirements to have a chance of finishing a race with a decent placing. There […]