Gadgetoid

gadg-et-oid [gaj-it-oid]

-adjective

1. having the characteristics or form of a gadget;
resembling a mechanical contrivance or device.

Archive for the ‘Computer Gaming’ Category

Breath of Death VII: The Beginning: Reanimated

Taking the torch from its 14-year distant Xbox Live Arcade predecessor, the tongue-in-cheek Breath of Death VII: The Beginning, “Reanimated”…

Taiko no Tatsujin: Rhythm Festival – PS5

I must admit to being a casual, mostly Guitar Hero rhythm game player, but for some reason I thoroughly enjoy…

Why I Love Wilmot Works It Out

There’s something to be said about taking an existing puzzle genre and going full send. Wilmot Works It Out does…

Gioteck Smart TV+ Duo Controller

For a controller that’s retailing at a cool £20, with a typical RRP of £25, there’s little worthwhile critique I…

Epomaker Shadow X Keyboard Review

The Shadow X from Epomaker is the first keyboard I’ve tested from the brand, their cute little OLED displays enticed…

Endgame Gear KB65HE Hall Effect Keyboard Reviewed

Ever since the Hall Effect was discovered by Edwin Hall in 1879 gamers have, despite the fairly conclusive evidence to…

Razer Roblox Collection Review

If you’ve got kids or a certain age, you might have heard of Roblox. It’s a game creation sandbox that…

Backbone One – iOS PlayStation Edition – Reviewed

I expected Backbone One to be a solid take on the phone controller grip concept and nothing more. I was…

Gimmick! Special Edition Steam Reviewed

In my quest to review more games so my Steam Deck isn’t lost and forgotten, I’ve been a little enthusiastic…

Streamplify HUB CTRL 7 Reviewed

Streamplify’s HUB CTRL 7 is a seven port USB hub with independent power controls. It’s been an essential mainstay of…

PowerA Moga XP-Ultra Controller Reviewed

I’ve tried portable controllers. I’ve tried full-sized controllers. PowerA’s Moga XP-Ultra is the first controller I’ve tried that tries to…

We Are One – Reviewed On Meta Quest 2

When I set out to play We Are One I was quickly reminded of the myriad reasons why the Meta…

Hunt The Night Review

I was intrigued into giving Hunt The Night a try by its retro style and fairly narrow scope. A classic…

Meg’s Monster Review

I overlooked Meg’s Monster at first, but a second poke from a certain Hound prompted me to give it a…

JSAUX Steam Deck Shoulder Bag

JSAUX have set such an aggressive pace with their Steam Deck accessory launches that it’s not surprising they’ve missed a…

Chained Echoes (PC, Steam Deck) Review

Chained Echoes is a phenomenal, classically-styled indie RPG that proudly showcases the nearly seven years of love poured into it.…

8BitDo 2.4GHz Ultimate Controller Review

The moment I set eyes upon 8BitDo’s Ultimate Controller I knew I had to have one. Why? Well, first and…

Gamer Advantage Blue Light Filtering Glasses

Gamer Advantage blue light filtering glasses are a surprisingly trendy controversy magnet. For one their magnetic, clip-on sunglasses overlay is…

Lunistice Review

Lunistice perfectly captures what I remember playing PSX games feeling like. Yet it’s not wholly stuck in that nostalgic past.…

Hitstream Rhythm-based Fitness on the Meta Quest 2 Review

Hitstream might first appear a frenetic mess of uncoordinated flailing, but this rhythm fitness game has a way of puppeting…