Reviews
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656.7KMental hell: Neverending Nightmares review
Neverending Nightmares is a troubling journey through one man’s own personal Hell, but it’s a journey that may not be worth taking....
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909.1KBuy, Buy, Buy: Offworld Trading Company Review
Imagine a real-time strategy game where micromanaging the location and movement of your military assets is a non-issue, partly because there are...
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856.0KFull Steam Ahead: Silent Victory Review
Those familiar with Word War II know about Germany’s infamous U-boats and their relentless attacks against Allied shipping in the Atlantic Ocean....
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704.6KTres gigantes: Ray Gigant review
Dungeon crawlers have always been a difficult genre for me to get into. I was never the type to break out a...
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603.6KIndistinguishable: The Walking Dead: Michonne “What We Deserve” review
[The following is part three of our review of The Walking Dead: Michonne, and contains our final verdict on the series as...
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804.7KOpen spaces: Hitman: Episode Two review
In its first episode, Hitman shot itself in the foot. In its second, it’s learning to walk again. With its second entry,...
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753.6KThe indie kid’s rhythm game: LOUD on Planet X review
LOUD on Planet X is a fun and quirky addition to the rhythm game genre. It features music from all across the...
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904.7KDisarmed and dangerous: Severed review
Severed is the first touch-based action game I’ve ever loved. It carries itself with intelligence and fluidity, using a hybrid of thumbsticks...
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856.6KI fought the Maw and the Maw won: Elder Scrolls Online: Thieves Guild review
Of all the cool things that have been possible in the Elder Scrolls world, stealthy entry and blatant theft has always been...
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755.5KComplications on Corneria: Star Fox Guard review
Star Fox Guard presents a concept that sounds great on paper, but seemingly loses something along the way. Capitalizing on the touch...
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753.6KA recycled reunion: Star Fox Zero review
Star Fox Zero is the purest entry in the series in nearly two decades. Ditching on-foot sequences and overly complicated plotlines in...
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904.8KHeart of the Cards: FAITH: the Scifi RPG
Jump through a wormhole, hack alien interfaces, and leverage the favor of a higher power with Faith: the Scifi RPG. Faith is...
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854.3KFamilar Friends, Fresh Foes – Bravely Second: End Layer Review
Bravely Default awoke something in me that had been lying dormant -- my love of JRPGs. While Bravely Second: End Layer doesn’t...
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652.4KNo one ever said wizard school would be this tough: Argent: The Consortium Review
Chancellor Nostros Calahaan shocked us all by announcing that he will resign in one week. This is the moment I’ve been waiting...
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802.8KHouston, we have an expansion: Galaxy Trucker: Missions review
Galaxy Trucker is an amazing game with an incredibly well done digital port available for smart phones. The digital version added missions...
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803.0KLast Call: Brewin’ USA Review
If college taught me anything, I learned there are two types of people in this world. There are ones that buy cheap...
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704.1KJust Corrupt Enough: Tumult Royale Review
Tumult Royale casts you and some friends as medieval royals. Your goal is to rule over the land, creating statues so that...
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653.8KInnovation plus exasperation: Into the Stars review
"It's like FTL but with better graphics!" That's the initial buzz I was hearing about Into the Stars, a successfully kickstarted title...
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855.2KA Revolution of RTS – Ashes of the Singularity Review
Ashes of the Singularity will have none of your “turtling” nonsense. It was during the third level that I realized that Stardock...
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956.9KAn island of despair, a future of hope: Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair PC review
With one Danganronpa port under its belt, Abstraction Games' port of Danganronpa 2: Goodbye Despair fares far better on PC than its...
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853.5KImportant: 1979 Revolution: Black Friday review
Passion projects can produce some of the most inspiring work, but also some of the most disappointing. Creators of such personal pieces...
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859.4KA brilliant odyssey of time: Stories: The Path of Destinies review
They say the adventure is more about the journey than the destination. In Stories: The Path of Destinies, you will have to...
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804.2KEverything’s strange when you’re a Stranger: Stranger of Sword City review
While the Vita hasn’t been the success the Nintendo 3DS has, it seems like certain developers have taken a liking to the...
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905.5KYou’ll face death, and it won’t be pretty: Dark Souls III review
Dark Souls III is an unhealthy addiction. So much, in fact, that I’m finding it difficult to take time away from playing...
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7511.5K20/40 vision: Ratchet and Clank review
If you’ve played Insomniac Games’ original Ratchet and Clank for the PlayStation 2, then its remake (also named Ratchet and Clank) is...
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956.6KLight as a feather, sharp as a leaf: Momodora Reverie Under the Moonlight review
Once upon a time, I met one of my heroes of the gaming journalism world at a media event. After spending the...
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904.9KFun with Morphemes – Letter Quest Remastered: Grimm’s Journey review
Death wants Pizza. For some reason, the denizens of the local cemetery, castles, and forests want to stop him from enjoying his...
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907.6KPlay that funky music: Samorost 3 review
If you’re familiar with developer Amanita Design and its previous works like Machinarium and Botanicula, then you know what to expect from...
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1006.7K1.000: Out of the Park Baseball 17 review
Simple is sweet. There is something to be said for the minimal, the sleek, the clean, and the brief. Incredible simplicity is...
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308.3KToo undressed to address: Senran Kagura Estival Versus review
As far as it relates to consuming games, I’ve never been one to be a prude. While others may find the sexualization...
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657.3KMechanical machinations: Fallout 4 Automatron review
Fallout 4’s Automatron DLC does one thing extremely well: it embraces the childhood fantasy of building your own super-powered robot and unleashing...
