PC Reviews
Find here all the PC Reviews we do on KeenGamer. Find specifics about games that are played on a PC, chosen by a fan of the specific genre and platform.
Frostpunk 2 Review – Surviving the Winter Apocalypse (PC)
Frostpunk 2, the highly anticipated sequel to the original Frostpunk not only expands on the survival mechanics and political depth of its predecessor but also introduces stunning new visuals and immersive audio design, offering a rich and complex ex...
PowerWash Simulator’s Alice’s Adventures DLC Review: Happy Very Merry Unbirthday to You (PC)
Don’t be late to explore PowerWash Simulator’s newest DLC with FuturLab's takes on an iconic spin on a classic novel from Lewis Carrol. In this pack, you’ll visit some of the most memorable scenes from the original work with a psychedelic spin that’l...
Not For Broadcast: The Timeloop DLC Review – Multiverse Medley
The Timeloop is the newest DLC story for Not For Broadcast. It turns the game's satirical lens from politics and government to modern pop culture. Focusing in on science fiction tropes like time loops and the multiverse to create a crazy narrative bu...
Terminus: Zombie Survivors Review: Slow Roguelike Success
Terminus: Zombie Survivors tests your survival skills over a long journey with unpredictable variables. Fend off zombies while staying healthy and scavenging for supplies as you travel towards your goal. However, the tutorial doesn’t cover every topi...
Not For Broadcast Review: Stress Tested (PC)
Not For Broadcast is a full motion look at how important the news is to a free country. Putting players in the shoes of a producer as a new government rises to power. It's an interesting and occasionally depressing look at the slow death of a democra...
Hellbreach: Vegas Review: Aggressive & Short Survival
Hellbreach: Vegas improves on its initial PvE offerings with smoother graphics, competitive gameplay, and more customisation. There’s more reasons to jump in with your friends and refine your skills repelling the demonic invasion. The gameplay can ge...
Feed the Deep Review: A Lovecraftian Roguelite Full of Deep Sea Mysteries (PC)
Feed the Deep is the first solo game from Luke Muscat, designer of Fruit Ninja and Jetpack Joyride. A 2D Lovecraftian roguelite where you manage your resources and participate in a lot of cave diving, Feed the Deep released on 16th August for PC and ...
Minds Beneath Us Review: The Cost Of The Human Mind
Minds Beneath Us, a cyber aestethic indie game by Bearbone Studio, brings us a riveting perspective on AI and its effects on society. Unlock secrets and face the truth as you discover how far people will go at the cost of the human mind. Minds Beneat...
Five Nights at Freddy’s: Into the Pit Review – Familiar Pitfalls
Five Nights at Freddy's: Into the Pit is the newest spinoff in the gargantuan Five Nights at Freddy's horror franchise. Based off the short story of the same name; Into the Pit offers unique style and scares, but doesn't stop itself from falling into...
The Sims 4 Lovestruck Expansion Review: Falling in Love With This Pack (PC)
Romance is in the air with the latest Expansion Pack for The Sims 4: Lovestruck, and I've certainly fallen in love with it. This Expansion has taken me by surprise, being far more enjoyable and involved than I imagined. I have to admit, when I first ...
Gestalt: Steam & Cinder Review – Steam Powered (PC)
Gestalt: Steam & Cinder is the debut game from Metamorphosis Games. An action-packed 2D Metroidvania with some RPG elements set in a fascinating steampunk world. The game has plenty to offer and ends up feeling worth way more than $20. Though the...
Weyrdlets Review: Productivity Meets Cute Pets
Weyrdlets lets you raise adorable pets and decorate a small island as you please. It’s calming and there are several productivity factors to help with your work. You can even bring your pet to the desktop to monitor them as you work. The true joys of...
It’s Grim Up North Review: Zany Point & Click Adventure Proudly Made in Yorkshire!
It's Grim Up North is a point and click adventure game designed by Bad Reaction Games. The first chapter is currently out on Steam with more chapters looking to be released later this year. I played this first chapter to find out what this Yorkshire-...
Drug Dealer Simulator 2 Review | A Complex Narcos Operation
This Drug Dealer Simulator 2 review will help you understand the way Isla Sombra works, and how we, as a new kid on the block in the drug business, must prove our distribution prowess and the ability to produce new drugs for the people of Isla Sombra...
Trans-Siberian Railway Simulator Review: A Soviet Sim Selling Strange Situations
Take the realism of a train simulator. Mix it with the absurdity of a Russian mafia shooter. It sounds like the recipe for a Grand Theft Auto mission, but no! This is Trans-Siberian Railway Simulator, a new game that looks to add a little humor to th...
Autopsy Simulator Review: A Star Gone Too Soon
Autopsy Simulator excited me and disappointed me at the same time. It is a game with a lot of potential, utilizing the medical investigation aspect perfectly but is partially squandered by an abrupt ending and weak horror elements.
Corn Kidz 64 Review: A Dream to Play (PC)
Available now on PC and Switch comes Corn Kidz 64, a retro-inspired 3D platformer where you need help one horned emo goat Seve escape a strange world of dreams and monsters. Defeating villains, collecting EXP Cubes, solving puzzles, and headbutting a...
V Rising Review | A Unique Vampiric Horror (PC)
V Rising is one of the hottest topics of May as this game provides almost everything from RPG fans, ranging from the gothic world with its wildlife and all sorts of creatures, and we get to control a vampire who is trying to resurrect the vampires' g...
Total War: Warhammer III: Thrones of Decay Review: No Rot Here!
Rotting onto PC comes Total War: Warhammer III: Thrones Of Decay, the latest expansion to hit the Total War: Warhammer series. In this new release you can lead the forces of the Empire, Dwarves, or Nurgle Daemons with a whole host of new units and ga...
POOLS Game Review | A Deep Dive into Liminal Spaces Horror
The following is an in-depth video game review for POOLS by Tensori. Inspired by 'The Backrooms' concept derived from 4chan, POOLS is a unique liminal spaces simulation said to inspire fears of being alone, getting lost, and claustrophobia. POOLS inv...
Harvest Hunt Review: Hell on Earth (PC)
Although Harvest Hunt has an intriguing survival horror premise, the title falls flat in execution. Its vision is limited, with very little to offer in terms of gameplay on release. It's a roguelike title that even the most diehard fans of the genre ...
Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin Review – Thunder Struck
Storming onto PC comes Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realms of Ruin, the first real time strategy game set in the Age of Sigmar series. In this title you must lead a collection of different factions to glory. From the heroic Stormcast Eternals to the snea...
Rock Climbing? Review: Frustrating Fun?
Bouncing and sticking onto PC comes Rock Climbing? An indie platformer where you must guide a conjoined rock climbing duo up a massive mountain and attempt to reach the summit and some of its stranger regions. Jump to new heights, fall to familiar lo...
Crush the Industry Review – Going Rogue
Crush the Industry is a Roguelike developed by a couple who love retro games, all about starting at the bottom of a game development studio and fighting your way to the very top. Adding in deck-building and RPG elements to create a fun game bursting ...
Rail Route Review: Satisfy Your Rail Dispatcher Dreams
Rail Route is a charming minimalist train dispatcher simulator following the tales of veteran train dispatcher Jozic, teaching you the ropes of the art of train dispatching. The game makes you lose track of time through its many unlockables and const...
Hearts Of Iron IV: Trial Of Allegiance Review – Trial of Effort
Storming onto PC comes Hearts Of Iron IV: Trial Of Allegiance, the latest expansion to the much loved grand-strategy game by Paradox Interactive. In this new DLC five South American nations get brand new focus trees. But are they any good? Find out i...
Alone in the Dark Review: Welcome Back to Derceto (PC)
Alone in the Dark has some obvious limitations that might ward off some curious eyes, but it’s a solid retelling of the original tale. If the trailer peaked your interest, check out this review to know whether or not this might be a great pickup for ...
PowerWash Simulator’s Warhammer 40,000 DLC Review: Narrowly Passed Its Skill Check (PC)
PowerWash Simulator keeps rolling out DLCs for their ever-popular game, now with Warhammer in the spotlight. Select your dice and warriors carefully as this review aims to cover all the DLC has to offer and how it holds up in comparison to other adde...
The Sims 4 Crystal Creations Stuff Pack Review: A Dazzling DLC (PC)
The latest Stuff Pack in The Sims 4, Crystal Creations, gives you some sparkling new creative gameplay that incorporates crystal collecting into jewelry making. Plus, you can grow some beautiful crystal trees. If you’re bored in your game of&nb...
