Here’s the thing about the simulation genre: it’s an addiction built on the mundane. You don’t play these games for the cinematic set pieces or the Oscar-worthy dialogue. You play them because there is a strange, quiet satisfaction in...
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Firefighting Simulator: Ignite Motor Vehicle Accident Expansion...
If you spent twenty or thirty hours kicking down front doors in Firefighting Simulator: Ignite, you probably know the drill by...
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Is SENARA: The Sacrament Good? Full Review and Impressions
There is something undeniably creepy about a ghost ship drifting across dark waters. If you love classic horror movies like Ghost...
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Real Science, No Action: Why Forensics: Crime Scene Detective is the...
Forensics: Crime Scene Detective Review Have you ever watched a detective show and yelled at the television screen? Most of us...
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An Uplifting Game? Docked Deluxe Edition Review
At GamingShogun.com, our staff comes from a wide variety of professional backgrounds. Every so often, we find ourselves wondering...
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Rainbow Gate Review: Is AI the Real Monster in This Mascot Horror?
Honestly, if I had a nickel for every time I woke up in an abandoned toy factory being chased by a possessed plushie or...
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There’s something almost therapeutic about a good simulation game. You know, the kind of game you can sink into after a long day, put on a podcast, and just… drive. Or fly. Or, in this case, sail! The call of the open sea is a powerful one, and...
As a gamer who cut his teeth on the unforgiving corridors of Doom and the sprawling worlds of Baldur’s Gate, I’ve been chasing the perfect blend of action and role-playing my whole life. When a game promises to mix first-person...
As a gamer who cut his teeth on the tank controls of the original Resident Evil and spent countless hours navigating the fog of Silent Hill, I approach any new survival horror title with a mix of excitement and skepticism. Bloober Team, fresh...
As a man who finds a strange sort of Zen in the digital grind of games like Gas Station Simulator and Construction Simulator, I’ve learned that the “simulator” genre is a bit like a box of chocolates: you never know what...
Sometimes you just want an arcade-style shooter with lots of firepower, shiny graphics, and a rail defense system. Other times, you want a game with grinds and lots of unlocks. If both of these things and some sexy, anime-looking graphics are...
Edens Zero is an open world action packed JRPG Based on the space fantasy manga series written by Hiro Mashima. This is the third installment of Edens Zero games that have been released, the earlier being the mobile game Edens Zero Pocket...
Two Point Museum is the latest in a long line of quirky management sims from Two Point Studios, and it might just be their best yet. Taking the reins of a fledgling museum, players are tasked with curating exhibits, managing staff, appeasing...
Flint: Treasure of Oblivion sets sail with a captivating premise: a pirate adventure in a world inspired by historical accuracy and brought to life with a unique comic book aesthetic. While it delivers on its promise of swashbuckling fun and...
Railroads Online, developed by Stefan Kelnberger and published by Astragon Entertainment, is a train simulation game that attempts to capture the allure of classic locomotives and the intricate world of railroad management. Set against the...