Review — Directive 8020

We sit down and review Directive 8020. The next in the bigger Dark Pictures Anthology universe. Here is our review of #Directive8020.

We are finally able to launch into space with a new horror experience, as Directive 8020 has finally hit the #PS5, #XboxSeriesX|S, and #PC in its full form. We had a chance to see all that Supermassive Games had to offer in this latest outing into The Dark Pictures Anthology to see if we can still scream in space. Well, a fictional space and future that we have yet to see out there in the real world. That is why we get titles like Directive 8020, so we can all fear the unknown and be ready to fight back if things do go sideways. Something that truly happens in the game, and now we are here with our #review to let you know if you should take flight with this experience, or let it sleep forever in the cryochambers that we will need to safely travel the universe out there and find these horrific aliens that we usually find in our sci-fi stories. #TheDarkPictures

 

Review — Mouse: P.I. For Hire

We sit down and review Mouse: P.I. For Hire. A new rubber-hose animated title that offers a noir investigation. Here is our review of #Mouse.

We are finally on the case out there, with the launch of #MousePIForHire for the #PS5, #XboxSeriesX|S, #Switch2, and #PC. A title that started as a basic little proof of concept so very long ago, and now Fumi Games has it on the market so we can see if that concept truly pans out. That is the concept of a detective noir-setting game, where all the animation follows the rubber-hose style of the 1920s and 1930s. Mouse: P.I. For Hire is not the first to give that a try, but it does feel as if it is the first one to take us into the era with the story and setting. That all said, how does it all hold up? That is why we are back here with another review for you all to take in, along with a lot of gameplay to see if it will vibe with you. Let us drop into the investigation of it all right now.

 

Review — People Of Note

We sit down and review People Of Note. A new turn-based RPG with a load of Rhythm added in. Here is our review of #PeopleOfNote.

It is time to get those instruments tuned and vocals warmed up, as People Of Note is out there on the #PS5, #XboxSeriesX|S, #Switch2, and #PC. The latest title that Iridium Studios and Annapurna have placed out there to get us all a little more musically inclined. Well, at least a little bit, as this turn-based RPG leans into the realms of music in so many ways. Bot in the setting of People Of Note, along with some fun rhythm-based mechanics mixed into the title. It does sound off, and we are here with our #review of the gameplay to let you all know if it works out. It is time to let the stanza play out and see if this is going to be a title that will bring more musical light. If anything, give us a new way to experience a classic style of gaming.

 

Review — Order 13

We sit down and review Order 13. A warehouse shipping simulation with a very dark twist that has launched onto consoles. Here is our review of #Order13.

It took a bit of time, but Order 13 finally made it off the #PC and onto the #PS5 and #XboxSeriesX|S. This would be the warehouse shipping game that Cybernetic Walrus had out there for a bit, and with the help of JanduSoft, it made the console move. Just so that more gamers out there can see what other horrors are lying out there besides just the day-to-day work that has to go on. You know, because the bigger twist in Order 13 is that there is something even worse than corporate America behind the scenes in a facility like this. Something we became all too familiar with as we went deep into the building to make sure all of the shipments went out correctly and on time, in our #review of the game. Will you like it? Read on to see if our experience will sell you on the game.

 

Review — I Hate This Place

We sit down and review I Hate This Place. A new isometric horror title based on the comic series #IHateThisPlace. Here is our review of the game.

It has been a bit of time coming, and we are finally here with a look at I Hate This Place. The latest title from Rock Square Thunder and Feardemic is a retelling of the story from the comic of the same name. All with an isometric horror view and a little bit of a focus on crafting and base-building. Well, more ranch house building, but I am getting ahead of myself here. The game is out on the #PS5, #XboxSeriesX|S, Switch, and #PC, and we had a chance to sit down with I Hate This Place. So, get ready to face the Horned Man and read our #review for the title to see if it will be worth the time and money to invest in a game that is aiming to bring the pages of the graphic novel to life. Let us dive right in.

 

Review — Styx: Blades Of Greed

We sit down and review Styx: Blades Of Greed. The third title in the #Styx stealth game IP. Here is our #review of the game.

Our little goblin friend is back and up to all of the deeds we know him for, as Styx: #BladesOfGreed has landed on the #PS5, #XboxSeriesX|S, and #PC. This is the third big outing for our gruff little guy, as Cyanide Studios keeps the story going and all of us in the shadows doing what we were made to do. Well, more of what Styx was made to do is more than anything, as this is a stealth action game set in a fantasy world. Not much of that to experience in the real one beyond the video game versions out there. As long as they are worth the time and effort we are going to put into them. Which is why we are here. It is now time for our review of the game and if it is going to be the next best thing to drop into the IP for the fans to spend a bunch of time with.