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I’m not sure what to think about Sagebrush. So I decided that instead of writing a review of this game, I’d just write up my thoughts on it. What is Sagebrush? Should you download it? Let’s check it out. Sagebrush is a first person game that can best be described as a “first person adventure game”, though there isn’t much adventure to be had. The story is about a cult. Your character is going to the cult compound to figure…

I played DC Universe Online on the Playstation 3. I thought the game was alright. Flashforward to now! DC Universe Online is released for the Nintendo Switch. I decide that I want to try the game again. Will I like it better? Will I become addicted to the game? Let’s talk about DC Universe Online for the Nintendo Switch! My DC Universe Online character’s name is Doctor Weirdo because Doctor Fate and Doctor Strange are already taken. And I think…

Pillars of Eternity: Complete Edition is out now for the Nintendo Switch. Take a look at the game’s launch trailer and then please come back for some thoughts on Pillars of Eternity. Pillars of Eternity: Complete Edition came out for the Nintendo Switch yesterday. The Switch version includes the main game and all of the DLC. Pillars looks like a Diablo-style rpg, but it features combat that lets players stop and think about their next move. It is a very…

A new trailer for Remnant: From the Ashes show off a new primordial swamp on an ice planet called Corsus! Check out the trailer below and then come back here for more information. Remnant: From the Ashes will be coming to the Playstation 4, Xbox One, Arc, and STEAM on August 20. The game is a third-person survivor action shooter. Three players can join forces to take on the game’s dangerous worlds. The pre-order will come with extra armors and…

By now, it should be no surprise to regular readers of GamesReviews.com that I enjoy Word games. I especially enjoy the Word games that Lightwood Games put out. And so when a new Word game by this wonderful developer comes out, I find that I must review it. Wordsweeper by POWGI is coming out this week! Is it another good game from Lightwood Games? Wordsweeper by POWGI is a hard game to explain. The in-game tutorial doesn’t do a good…

A few weeks ago, we posted our “How to Play” article for Game of Throne: Catan – Brotherhood of the Watch. While I’ve been fairly vocal about my dislike of the base version of Catan, many of the spin off adaptations – most notably to date the Star Trek version – have improved on my main problems with the original. Was Brotherhood of the Watch also able to satisfy my concerns? Let’s dive in! In my opinion, the additions to…

Thanks to our good friends at the LEGO Group, we had the chance to build and review one of the newest Harry Potter sets, Hagrid’s Hut: Buckbeacks Rescue, based on the third film in the Harry Potter franchise, The Prisoner of Azkaban. When it comes to movie sets being recreated in LEGO form, this is one of their finest works. But is it a worthwhile investment for 79.99 CAD? Let’s dive into the build! Set Name: Hagrid’s Hut: Buckbeaks Rescue…

I haven’t always been a Fire Emblem fan. I’ve tried the series in the past, Path of Radiance on the Gamecube for instance, and didn’t care for it. I couldn’t get into Fire Emblem Awakening on the 3DS. But I loved Fire Emblem Fates and Fire Emblem Shadows of Valentia. And so I thought at first I’d be excited for the Switch game. The more I’ve seen of the game though, the less sure I am that its my sort…

When diving into the world of Wolfenstein there are plenty of expectations. The alternative-history franchise has a large following of players that judge every new game based on the ones that came before it. This may be an inevitable human trait, but it often does not to justice to the raw quality of the newer title. This pitfall may be one of the biggest reasons some people will shy away from Wolfenstein: Youngblood as it plays drastically differently from its predecessors. This is not, however, necessarily a bad thing. Join us as we dive into this new co-op ...

When I first saw Spiritfarer, I had no clue what the game was. Then, I found out it was a sim and I knew I wanted to play it. Check out the new gameplay trailer below and then come back for even more information on this unique game. Spiritfarer is described as “a cozy management game about dying. You play Stella, ferrymaster to the deceased, a Spiritfarer. Build a boat to explore the world, then befriend and care for spirits…