Category - Windows PC Review

Train Sim World 5 Review – Setting a...

Train Sim World 5, the latest installment in Dovetail Games’ renowned train simulation series, establishes a new benchmark for the genre, outshining many of its competitors in terms of realism, immersion, and sheer detail. While Train Sim...

Castlevania Dominus Collection Review

Castlevania Dominus Collection is the latest Castlevania collection released by Konami. Although it has been about ten years since Konami released a mainline Castlevania game, this collection definitely finds its spot in the hearts of fans by...

Construction Simulator Stadium Expansion...

Construction Simulator’s Stadium Expansion brings a welcome change of pace for seasoned players, offering a large-scale project that truly tests your managerial and operational skills. With over 20 hours of gameplay spread across five...

Police Simulator: Patrol Officers Highway...

The Highway Patrol Expansion, the first major DLC for Astragon’s Police Simulator: Patrol Officers, brings a breath of fresh air to the familiar and fictional streets of Brighton. It expands the playable area significantly with the...

Autopsy Simulator Review

Autopsy Simulator, developed by Woodland Games and published by Team17, offers a unique blend of medical simulation and psychological horror that will leave players both fascinated and disturbed. The game presents two distinct experiences: a...

Review of FOUNDRY on PC

In a world of factory building simulators, Foundry emerges as a voxel-based contender with a unique charm and ambitious vision. Developed by Channel 3 Entertainment and published by Paradox Interactive, the game invites players to embark on a...

Broken Roads Review (PC)

Broken Roads, from the indie studio Drop Bear Bytes, is an ambitious attempt to deliver a classic-style isometric RPG experience. Set in a post-apocalyptic Western Australia, it stands out from its inspirations with a focus on philosophical...

Banishers: Ghosts Of New Eden Review –...

We’re Halloween fanatics at GamingShogun.com, and when the season ends, we fall into a holiday funk that lasts the other ten and a half months of the year. One way we cope is by playing some deliciously creepy games. So, when Banishers:...