Digital Chumps

Hey folks – we were fortunate to get a sneak peek at Enchanted Wilds. No hands-on Chumps Preview coverage to share at this time, but I’m personally excited to see this set hit players’ devices later this summer! The pivot to Unreal Engine has the potential for some gorgeous games of TFT.

College Football 27 Review (PS5) Genre:Football, SportsDeveloped By:EA TiburonPublisher:EA SportsPlatform:PlayStation 5 Another year and another season of College Football from EA has arrived. While not much has changed with the College Football series during the offseason, the same fantastic gameplay from last year’s game is still intact, while also sporting some spreadsheet management for the detail-oriented fanatics out there.

We’re thrilled to see publishers support physical gaming media. Check out the news from Astrolabe games below~ SHANGHAI – July 11, 2026 – Astrolabe Games today unveiled the “A-GO Manifesto”. In response to the recent news surrounding the discontinuation of physical discs for PlayStation platforms after January 2028, this manifesto reflects Astrolabe Games’ commitment to stand alongside passionate developers.

Genndy Tartakovsky’s Primal: The Complete Third Season Genndy Tartakovsky's Primal: The Complete Third Season continues to be one of the best animated series I've ever seen. Not thinking we'd ever get another after the ending of Season Two, this release is such a gift for fans of the show. If you're a fan of Genndy Tartakovsky, or just thrilling and masterfully crafted animation that relies of emotion rather than dialogue, don't waste any time picking this one up. It's out now.

Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced Review Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced takes one of the most beloved Assassin's Creed games and overhauls it. While enough is cut from the original that it isn't "complete", the core experience is a feast for the eyes and has never felt better to play.

Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror Strange Journey: The Story of Rocky Horror isn't just for fans of the film. What this documentary will do is make you a fan if you aren't already one. Filled with emotional moments, superb retrospectives from everyone involved, including Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon and Barry Bostwick, this film is out today and is highly recommended.

L75 Air Keyboard Review (PC) Genre:accessories, keyboard, keyboardsDeveloped By:XVXPlatform:keyboard It has been a keyboard summer, folks. Will Silberman and I have gone through a bevy of keyboard reviews. And we are still going. The latest keyboard we received is the L75 Air from developer XVX. It’s a 75% sized keyboard that may not bring a lot of pomp and circumstance like other bigger keyboards, but certainly delivers in comfort, style, and reliability.

Schrödinger’s Call Review (PC) Genre:Visual NovelDeveloped By:Acrobatic ChirimenjakoPlatform:PC Some games just hit right in the feels. This is one of them. Schrödinger’s Call from developer Acrobatic Chirimenjako is a unique visual novel that puts you in the role of a limbo-laden lass named Mary. Mary’s job is being the last confidant, or someone who helps guide lost souls to their final destination via a very old rotary phone.

Wall World 2 creates a satisfying feedback loop as players literally and figuratively mine its depths. The hook is simple and there are familiar roguelite trappings but engaging systems make "one more run" constantly enticing. Release Date:Available NowGenre:ActionRating:TeenDeveloped By:AlawarPublisher:AlawarPlatform:PlayStation 5 Wall World 2 absorbed around 10 hours of an entire Saturday. A Saturday I was supposed to spend playing 007 Last Light.

Dave the Diver: In the Jungle Review There’s more to Dave the Diver than wasting away between the sea and sushi shop. In the Jungle is a meaningful expansion of the Dave the Diver-verse. It opens up the world we’ve fallen in love with beyond The Blue Hole and lets us explore it. It gives us a handful of new minigames, all but one of which are a treat. It expands Dave’s relationship with a cast of emotive beings and sets the stage for Bancho the Chef (coming hopefully sooner rather than later).