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Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything [D&D Sourcebook Review]

Where Xanathar’s Guide to Everything felt like a necessary companion to the Player’s Handbook, Tasha’s Cauldron of Everything feels like a necessary expansion to the game itself.

Emulator by Hyperspace (Music Review)

by Elinzia The Crafting Rogue | Reviews, The Crafting Rogue, The Geekery

Looking for more Nerdcore music? Read our review of the band Hyperspace’s new album- Emulator! Fun punk-rock sound full of nerdy goodness.

Space Crew [Video Game Review]

by Troytlepower | Reviews

Quick View Release date: October 15, 2020 Price: $19.99 Rating: T for Teen Developer: Runner Duck Platform: PC, Xbox One, PlayStation 4, and Nintendo Switch A code for this game was provided by Curve Digital...

Fond Memories of Friday the 13th: The Game

by Steve Wittkamp | Reviews

It’s a dark, moonlit night at Camp Crystal Lake in the mid-1980s. You and your fellow counselors stumble upon a dead body in one of the cabins, hacked to bits by a bladed weapon. “Jason Voorhees, the Crystal Lake killer, is back,” you think to yourself grimly as you...

Does Age of Calamity Earn Its Place?

by Data_Error | Reviews, The Geekery

This time last week, I didn’t think Age of Calamity was a game that ought to exist. Now I’m less convinced.

Pokémon Sword and Shield – The Crown Tundra (Downloadable Content Review)

by Data_Error | Reviews

Quick View Release date: October 22, 2020Price: $29.99 in bundleRating: E (Everyone)Platform: Nintendo Switch (store page) What’s The Crown Tundra All About? It's 2020, and Nintendo has finally - kind of - caught up with how game expansions are...

Immortals: Fenyx Rising – Google Stadia Demo

by Troytlepower | Reviews, The Geekery

Setting up a free Google Stadia account and playing the Immortals: Fenyx Rising demo is worth pretty much everyone’s time.

Maid of Sker (Video Game Review)

by Steve Wittkamp | Reviews

https://youtu.be/Ewkx5eBlOEs Quick View: Release Date: July 28, 2020 Price: $24.99 Rating: M (Mature) Platform: PC, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Xbox One (reviewed) Made to Scare When you think of modern horror in the medium of video games, the last thing your mind...