Chalgyr's Game Room

NHL 27 - PS5 Review

...and I have been playing NHL games since. It didn't matter whether it was EA or another game like 2K in the 2000s; I loved hockey games and still do, but is NHL 27 a step in the right direction?
NBA 2K27 - PlayStation 5 Review

With these annual seasonal renewals of the sports season comes the related video games as well, and the question reviewers such as myself always face is this: Is this year’s game worth purchasing one year after the last one? My answer? Yes, absolutely. NBA fans are going to almost certainly enjoy NBA 2K27.
Midnight Moments - PC Steam Review

Midnight Moments is a cozy cyberpunk diorama-building game that is stunning. Unlike games that require you to complete quests or take out assailants or even solve challenging puzzles, this one only requires one thing: imagination.
Isle of Reveries - PC Review

Isle of Reveries is a top down 2D action adventure game that made my nostalgia for old school Zelda games flare up really hard. A good blending of puzzle, exploration, and combat, Isle of Reveries is a wonderful title to experience inside and out.
Outbound - PC Review

Let me tell you about this cozy game my daughter and I are playing together called Outbound. Now, I've been following this game from the initial Kickstarter back in April 2025 to its full release in May 2026. The best Mother's Day gift for myself and my first ever collector's edition in a physical copy!
OVER REQUIEMZ - Nintendo Switch Review

In OVER REQUIEMZ Yuhiru is thrown into the castle of Oz and is immediately accused of trying to assassinate the King and shoved into the dungeon. Not only is she treated like a criminal...
Dread Delusion - Xbox Series X|S Review

Today we’re looking at what has rapidly become an absolute favorite in the open-world RPG genre for me. An interesting story, memorable NPCs, stunning visuals, and a setting absolutely dripping with flavor, Dread Delusion sets its tone immediately and sticks with it.
HOT WHEELS Infinite Rush - PS5 Review

...Now Milestone, the original developer of the two Hot Wheels Unleashed games, is back, and I was hoping it would be as fun as the last two Hot Wheels games they made...
Asdivine Knot - PS5 Review

Asdivine Knot is the latest title in the Kemco JRPG library. Following protagonist Verselio, who's on the run from the church that they once served, he'll be accompanied by an odd selection of party members as they all find a reason to band together…
STEINS;GATE RE:BOOT - PC Review

Our story begins in Akihabra, Tokyo Japan. The protagonist Okarin… Or rather Rintaro Okabe, (Voiced by Mamoru Minyano) is a recent high school graduate who rents an apartment with his best friend and resident computer hacker, Itaru ‘Daru’ Hashida (Voiced by Tomokazu Seki) during the summer of 2010.

Dark Souls III has a release date and more

December 04, 2015Dark Souls III, News

At this stage of the game, I don't think the Dark Souls titles need a whole lot (or really, any) introduction. We have been huge fans since the original Demon's Souls and that has not changed over the last couple of excellent Dark Souls releases. Let's just say - we're excited for this.

Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide (Part 2) - Play Time

December 04, 2015Fat Shark, Play Time, Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide

We are back with our second installment of Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide - Play Time. This game is simply a lot of fun, and we get to take a look at even more footage. If you were on the fence as to whether or not this game is for you, hopefully this helps you to make an informed decision.

Memorable Music in Gaming #15

December 04, 2015Braid, Depth Dwellers, Donkey Kong Country, Ico, Memorable Music in Gaming, Metro 2033

Here we go again, with a pretty diverse list of game songs to keep you humming along this fine Friday morning. We range from newer titles like Metro 2033 to an old MS-DOS game, with plenty of great songs in between.

New Playable Characters Revealed for One Piece: Burning Blood

December 03, 2015Bandai Namco Entertainment, News, One Piece; Burning Blood

PY in particular is a huge fan of all things One Piece, and I am sure he is quite excited over any and all news that pertains to the upcoming Burning Blood release. Hopefully, you are as well.

Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide (Part 1) - Play Time

December 03, 2015Fatshark, Play Time, Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide

Last week we had a chance to share our review of Warhammer: End Times - Vermintide, a game that we enjoyed a great deal. Today we are going to take a look at some extensive Play Time videos. We will bring this up into two parts, given that there are nine total videos to share out.

What makes a game memorable? (Part 4) - Gaming Thoughts

December 03, 2015(Part 4), Gaming Thoughts, Memorable Games, What makes a game memorable?

What Makes a Game Memorable?

Nostalgia is a strange thing. Sometimes I swear things remain important to me because of a specific event or a feeling attached more than the game itself. Slow paced tactical experiences of Civilizations and Disgaea, faster paced platformers like Tiny Toons and Shovel Knight, to epic length RPGs like Lunar Silver Star Story / Eternal Blue and Nier make up so many hours of my life but all had lessons to impart. If you fail over and over again, maybe it’s time for break or a different game!

New RPG on PSVita from acttil, RAY GIGANT!

December 02, 2015acttil, News, PS Vita, RAY GIGANT

It's been great seeing the Vita continue to get love from the RPG genre, and this one looks like it could be interesting.

The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2 - Movie Review

December 02, 2015Donald Sutherland, Francis Lawrence, Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Julianne Moore, Liam Hemsworth, Movie Review, Philip Seymour Hoffman, The Hunger Games: Mockingjay - Part 2, Woody Harrelson

I haven’t seen the first Hunger Games, which is probably, according to what I have surmised, the best of the series. I have found the sequel to be entertaining but I thought the third installment was empty. So, I was not expecting much from the fourth and final adventure of Katniss Everdeen.

Age of Empires II HD: The African Kingdoms - PC Review

December 02, 2015Age of Empires II HD: The African Kingdoms, Forgotten Empires, Microsoft Studios, pc, review, SkyBox Labs

With a freshly brewed cup of tea on my left side and Lay's party pack French cheese chips on my right, I was ready to drive max speed down nostalgia highway, with no stops or speed bumps to slow me down. When I last played Age of Empires II more than ten years ago, I had finished only a handful of campaign missions before I opened a custom map and set all of my 150 workers (I didn't know the maximum limit was 200) to either cut down trees, collect gold and stone, or fetch fish from the shallow shores. Now, a decade later... nothing has changed.

What makes a game memorable? (Part 3) - Gaming Thoughts

December 02, 2015(Part 3), Gaming Thoughts, Memorable Games, What makes a game memorable?

I played my first video game at the age of four, that being Skyroads on my dad's ancient MS-DOS machine. Just a few weeks after my seventeenth birthday, I quit from the gaming scene. Tony Hawk's Project 8 on the PlayStation 2 was the last game I played before retiring - forging no interesting memories. I sold off my original PlayStation, PlayStation 2, my entire collection of games which amounted to approx 110, and hid away my Game Boy Advance to the darkest area of my cupboard. Since I wasn't a dedicated PC gamer as I'm now, I didn't had to format my computer. This hiatus lasted four years, from 2009-2013.

Stranger of Sword City coming in March of 2016

December 01, 2015News, NIS America, Stranger of Sword City

NIS America has been bringing over some great games of late, and this is from the development team that was behind Demon Gaze - one of my favorite Vita games to date.

What makes a game memorable? (Part 2) - Gaming Thoughts

December 01, 2015(Part 2), Gaming Thoughts, Memorable Games, What makes a game memorable?

Memories are a funny thing. If asked to describe myself, I’d say I’m a pretty solitary gamer. I enjoy single player epics like Red Dead Redemption, Assassin’s Creed, The Witcher, anything Bioware puts out. I tend to stay away from online play, even in games that are seemingly made for it. But when I look back at the moments that really stand out for me, it is a far different story.

Games of December

December 01, 20153ds, December, Games of, nintendo, pc, ps3, PS4, sony, Steam, WiiU, XB1, xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One

It’s that time again! Here is the release calendar for December which is looking extremely light after everything that's come out in the past few months. There are a few good titles releasing close enough to the holiday season in which some should really not be missed out on.