I Almost Quit Deep Dish Dungeon. I’m So Glad I Didn’t.

Look, first impressions are hard. The moment you’re introduced, opinions begin calcifying, and you’re immediately trying to outrun that process to get under the surface, expose the meat, plunder the depths. Find out if there’s more there there. What adventure awaits? What treasures lie dormant? What mysteries remain to be solved? Will you be nimble […]

Posted on October 12, 2026 by Keenan

Valor Mortis Pioneers the First-Person Soulsvania Amidst an Alt History 19th-Century Nightmare

One More Level might not be a household name, but they’re about to be. The developers behind the ultrafast first-person slash ‘n’ dash Ghostrunner games were able to transition everything learnt from making those games into a new kind of Soulslike you won’t want to miss. It’s tough but fair, making for an exhilarating adventure […]

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CONTROL Resonant Turns Everything in Manhattan on its End, Including You

When you step up to your first precipice of impossible geometry after exiting the doors of The Oldest House, and bear witness to thousands of hiss-possessed bodies dispossessed of their former wills floating urgently over and through the cavernous vista of tessellated city blocks, your heart gives a little start and your stomach sinks deep […]

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iRacing Studios NASCAR 26 Is A Safe Sequel That Fails to Gain Ground

iRacing Studios found early success with NASCAR 25. It gave the franchise an excellent foundation to build on. Most importantly, the developers got the racing right, establishing the core of the experience with solid handling and good racing. With that groundwork in place, I expected NASCAR 26 to take some major strides and expand. Unfortunately, […]

Posted on by Ed Acosta