All of the Latest TechRaptor Reviews

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Sanibel is a beautiful game about taking a stroll down a beach with friends. With intuitive gameplay and some great invisible guides it's a delight for all.

Directive 8020 does a lot to hype up the horrors of space but I can't stop but feeling like the player is getting told too much. Replayability is easier than ever with the new Turning Point system.

Something lurks beneath the surface of Devlan, and a special operations unit has been dispatched to eliminate the threat. The Spectre Squad faces off against the Tyranid Red Terror in our Kill Team Terror on Devlan review.

Even as the wider war for power in the Jwar Isles continues, inter-clan rivalries still take place, and the Ito Clan is no different. A group has opened some temples that they shouldn't have and released forgotten terrors on the world. We check out the Bushido Cold Blood Themed Warband.

TetherGeist is a narrative-driven precision platformer that mostly sticks the landing—but getting there comes with some challenge.

The riders of the Plains of Ataka arrive in Bushido. The Horse Lords make their appearance in the first fully mounted warband for Bushido. We ride or die Beneath the Open Sky.

Riftbound: Unleashed, the third set of the popular League of Legends TCG, introduces some fun (and some terrifying) mechanics that shake up the game while respecting investments into Set 1 and 2.

Invincible VS doesn't have a steep learning curve like many fighting games in the genre, but it is easy to pick up and understand, even if that's to a fault.

We review Aphelion - a hopeful space adventure that will sometimes test your patience in pursuit of platforming, stealth, and survival.

Yarrick's back! His return sets the stage for the launch of the next edition of 40K. But before that, he's going to get into a big scrap with the Orks. We check out Warhammer 40K Armageddon The Return of Yarrick and the releases for the forces involved.

Protecting the Jade Abbey from the rot of Chaos starts with protecting your miniatures and components. We check out the Feldherr Warhammer Quest Darkwater Box Organiser in our review.

Walk in the path of fellow Tidewalkers or set a curse for others to follow in DigixArt's oceanic narrative asynchronous multiplayer adventure, Tides of Tomorrow.

Vampire Crawlers is an exciting new entry into the Vampire Survivors universe, with card-based dungeon-delving roguelite action as its core gameplay loop.

Two forces clash over the ruins of Embergard, both looking to secure the ruins for their own benefit. Age of Sigmar gets a new spearhead starter kit, and we check out what's inside in our Age of Sigmar City of Ash Review.

With maps, tokens, dice, the basic rules, and an incredible starting adventure, the Pirate Borg Starter Set is an absolute triumph!

In our Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss review, we take a look at a Lovecraftian detective game in which you must know the unknowable to succeed.

Don't let its playful appearance fool you, Mouse: P.I. for Hire is a competent, rock solid shooter with a deep story to boot.

Replaced is a visually stunning game with a strong story to back it up, though its gameplay leaves much to be desired.

Capcom's latest game, Pragmata, tells a compelling story of what it means to be human. All while intricuing a fun hacking mechanic that'll hook you in till the very end.

The Legio Custodes reinforcements arrive in full following the battle group launch, and we check out two new units in our Horus Heresy Legio Custodes Venatari Sodality and Coronus Grav-Carrier Review.

People of Note is a strong spiritual successor to the PS1 era of RPGs, while blazing its own path forward.

The Iron Warriors clash with the Adeptus Mechanicus in the next huge narrative step for Warhammer 40K. It's Iron vs Steel in our Warhammer 40K Eye of Terror Reign of Iron review.

Diving deep into using Dwarven Forge for my TTRPG home games I've come out recognizing that it's certainly the highest quality terrain you can purchase, but it's still necessary to rely on the faithful old dry erase board.

Filled with secrets and creativity, Super Meat Boy 3D is ultimately betrayed by slippery controls that cause a much less fun frustration than its predecessor.

In our Legacy of Kain: Ascendance review, we look at the first all-new game to grace this vampiric series in over two decades. Can it live up to that imposing legacy?

RACCOIN: Coin Pusher Roguelike is a twist on the traditional arcade machine we all know and love (or hate).

With new units and updated rules, we check out Daughters of Khaine Sylvaneth New Releases to see how they stack up.

The Boys: Trigger Warning puts you in a world of infiltration and explosive escapes as you gain powers to avenge your family while working with The Boys.

Marathon is an extraction shooter aimed at a competitive audience and portrays a sterile, plastic view of the future. This is our review.

Alongside our review of the intro box, we check out the first wave of fresh recruits for G.I. Joe HeroScape, but do they pass muster?

With an IP as classic as G.I. Joe, it would be easy to phone it in. But G.I. Joe HeroScape goes beyond all expectations with a truly impressive Battle Box.

We map a course toward new adventure with Inis as it releases in a gorgeous new third edition, and find a lot to love in its clever twist on classic mechanics.

Screamer is an arcade racer with high-octane action and a diverse and complex cast of racers.