Lawrence Le, Author at PC Invasion

Lawrence Le

A self-deprecating, overly sarcastic pair of glasses that occasionally possesses a human host in order to partake in the delightful process of playing video games, then immediately complaining about them. When he is not playing games (a rare occurrence), he can be found either writing about things that no one cares about, or haunting the quiet streets of his Canadian suburb.

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Wigmund: The Return of the Hidden Knights – Is it worth it?

Wigmund offers nothing that modern-day CRPGs aren’t already excelling at.

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Orwell’s Animal Farm review – All farmhands on deck

Orwell’s Animal Farm is all the fun of high school literature class with less reading and more stress.

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PHOGS! review – It’s a dog-help-dog world out there

PHOGS! is a well-rounded co-op puzzler with a lot of great ideas and terrific execution to accompany them.

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Observer: System Redux – Is it worth it?

With its revamped scares and style, Observer: System Redux is a solid horror game made better.

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Bugsnax review — Some food for thought

The only game that starts off like Pokémon Snap and ends like the Mass Effect 2 suicide mission.

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Chicken Police review – I suspect fowl play

There’s an unmistakable charm to this game that lures you in and holds you hostage until the credits roll.

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Carto review – Border explorers

As an adventure game, Carto isn’t about conquering the unknown so much as it is befriending it.

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Raji: An Ancient Epic review – Family ties

Despite the gravitas, the story of Raji: An Ancient Epic is just an excuse to show you some fantastical vistas.

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The Uncertain: Light At The End review – Batteries not included

The game depicts an absolutely nightmarish future, one rife with hollow interactivity and inescapable mundanity.

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BPM: Bullets Per Minute review – In the beat of battle

While the game doesn’t excel as a rogue-like, its rhythm-based shooting adds enough spice to carry the experience.