Code Vein has enough of its own to add the mix to make it worthwhile addition to its ilk. With everything going for the game, from its organic sub-systems to the satisfying combat, Code Vein feels like something I want to learn and master when it’s out later in the year.

With a mix between the new and the familiar, Judgement is free from the shackles of the long-running series, while making effective use of what came before it. From the looks of it, Judgment is certainly shaping up to be one of the highlights of the year.

What Conglomerate 451 lacks right now is a really strong hook that will pull the player into the game and through its rougher patches. Given its early access state, we can expect that bug fixes and balancing will be addressed.

Last year, I participated in a 24 hour gaming stream as part of Play 4 Planned Parenthood, a fundraising organization to raise funds to ensure that women’s reproductive rights and access to abortion resources were protected. You all stepped up in a huge way and together we raised just over $1200 for Planned Parenthood.

A couple of months back I had the opportunity to review the Plantronics RIG 800LX Wireless Headset, which is easily one of the best gaming headsets on the market today. I simply adored it and recommend it to anyone looking for a wireless headset. Now, I’ve had the opportunity to check out the wired (and less expensive) Plantronics RIG 400LX Gaming Headset. Does it follow its bigger brother or is this a departure for Plantronics? Let’s discuss.