Tag: PC
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The Dark Pictures Anthology: Man of Medan – A short treat for the control freaks
A ghost ship, lots of gore and difficult choices: this is the newest Supermassive’s Man of Medan.
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Winnie the Pooh’s Home Run Derby – Your Childhood Batting You to the Face
Sometimes you might find yourself playing simple flash games just to make your time go by faster. In a situation like this it is best to stay away from this game.
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Unpopular opinion: Why I think Fallout 76 is actually a pretty decent game
Fallout76 has been criticized as a historically bad Fallout game. I don’t agree with that and here’s why.
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Gems of War: Match Three with a Twist
A match three with a twist, can Gems of War bring something new to the genre?
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Nausea & Neurodiving – Artistic Statement vs. Player Enjoyment in ‘Observer’ and Beyond
Observer connects with the player on an uncomfortable meta-level. But does that really suit a video game?
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Lightsaber Cardio – Beat Saber Review
Beat Saber came out of nowhere and rocked my world with its unrelenting audiovisual barrage of rhythm-game-meets-jedi-knight action.
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Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 – Blackout review by an FPS gamer
Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 poses quite a steep learning curve even to experienced FPS gamers.
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Fight for the Light – ‘Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition’ Review
Arguably one of the most beautiful games out there is getting a sequel soon, so here’s a reminder of where Ori originates from.
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Totalitarianism in the age of ice and steam
#Frostpunk demonstrates political progress and how #totalitarian tendencies may develop
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I spy with my little eye…. | Hidden Folks Review.
Seriously…..WHERE ON THE FLYING EARTH IS THAT CHICKEN?!
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HOW ABOUT NO | Close Your Eyes Review
In this game, the last thing you’ll ever want to do is that the title says.
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Assassin’s Creed: Origins Review
This time around, it’s time to assassinate in Ancient Egypt After the disappointing sales of 2015’s Assassin’s Creed: Syndicate Ubisoft decided to spend more time developing the next Assassin’s Creed game. This meant that they didn’t release a new main game in the series in 2016, placing heavy expectations on Origins, the next entry in…
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Remember Me review
The cyberpunk world of Remember Me has heaps of potential, but is hopelessly constrained by its linearity.
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Wolfenstein II: The New Colossus Review (PC)
Bigger and badder, this Wolfenstein sequel expands on its predecessor
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Injustice 2: My Thoughts on the DLC Fighters
It’s time to rank the DLC fighters of Injustice 2. The very first text I wrote for Playlab! was a review of the DC Comics fighting game Injustice 2. A lot has happened after that review, and plenty of new characters have been added to the game’s roster in the form of DLCs. With that…
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Pixels & Peculiarity – Yume Nikki Review
Surreal and unyieldingly cryptic even after 14 years, the dream world of Yume Nikki has not lost its touch.
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Wolfenstein: The New Order Review (PC)
Wolfenstein is back, and means business
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Playerunknown’s Battleground Review (PC)
Winner, winner chicken dinner! PUBG is the first game to popularize the Battle royale genre. Playerunknown’s Battleground, commonly knowns as PUBG has its roots deep in the modding scene of ARMA 2&3. Where the game’s lead developer Brendan Greene, also known as Playerunknown, developed the battle royale style gamemode in. After the huge popularity in…
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Madness and Shadows – Darkest Dungeon
In Darkest Dungeon, you direct a party of four adventurers onwards through the dungeon in the dwindling light of their torches. They wade through blood and corpses to put an end to the darkness beneath the ruined estate where they’ve come, at the cost of their own lives and sanity. The gameplay is simple. Though…
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What is LOVE?
Indie platformer LOVE shows how something simple and short can be relaxing and fun.