No other game gets me leaning on my couch like a good Trials game. Whenever I play a Trials game I find myself physically moving as if I was actually riding the bike, just to get that extra inch to make it over a barrier or to clear a huge...
Category - Windows PC Review
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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Police Simulator: Contraband Expansion Review – Is It Worth the...
Here’s the thing about the simulation genre: it’s an addiction built on the mundane. You don’t play these games for the...
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Charting a Course Through Early Access – A Seafarer: The Ship...
There’s something almost therapeutic about a good simulation game. You know, the kind of game you can sink into after a long day...
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Metro Exodus, the latest in the Metro game franchise from 4A Games and Deep Silver, brings players from the post-apocalyptic underground subways of Moscow to somewhere long-thought to be off-limits: the outside world. Taking place after the...
The X franchise has been developed by Egosoft since the beginning in 1999 right up until the latest edition X4: Foundations which you would think would wind up presenting a complete series of games just adding onto the previous ones universe. ...
Overkill Software has been developing their Walking Dead game for more than four years, and it has finally been released on PC. I, for one, was excited to finally get a zombie game from the makers of Payday that was set in the Walking...
Many of you gamers out there might remember a classic PC gaming series known as The Bard’s Tale. First released in 1985, Tales Unknown Volume I: The Bard’s Tale put gamers in charge of a party of adventurers seeking to stop an evil...
Jurassic World Evolution starts off wonderfully with the beautifully detailed island jungle underneath the helicopter as it heads toward the landing pad. Then Ian Malcolm, voiced beautifully by Jeff Goldblum fills us in on what’s in...
The Banner Saga has always embraced a visual style similar to the cartoons of Ray Bakshi. The scenery in the games are terrific and the characters are flushed out not just by their stories but how they look in the old Hobbit cartoons. That is...
When Warhammer: Vermintide came along I could not get enough of it. It was challenging and the fun in all the right ways for a game that is essentially designed for multiplayer survival. If you kept running too far ahead or too far behind...
When I was a kid we took a road trip from southern California to the “Frontier Days” event in Cheyenne, Wyoming and we went up through the northern California/Oregon and a very round about drive through the Western states. It was a...
Wreckfest, a demolition derby game from THQ Nordic and Bugbear, hails from an originally failed crowdfunding a few years ago. Back then, it was labeled with the very peculiar name of “Bugbear’s Next Car Game”. It that odd...