“You are my enslavement and my freedom, You are my flesh burning like a raw summer night, You are my country.” -Nâzım Hikmet Ran This statement is exactly how Suzerain begins, and this is arguably a summation of the game. In my several hours playing I found myself wrapped up

Today, Dronami announced that its intense boxing game Billion Beat will head to PC via Steam on January 6. The game features an irreverent style with some difficult but easy-to-grasp gameplay mechanics. Inspired by the classic Super Punch-Out!!, in Billion Beat you’ll have to fight through a gauntlet of

A strange forest has been haunting your dreams for as long as you can remember. These dreams are filled with strange symbols, spirits, beauty, and violence. The forest wants something from you. You, Maia Boroditch and a fellow college student take a trip to Białowieża, the town in which the

Today, Digital Crafter announced that HuMoFish Games’ newest title, Dungeon and Puzzles, will be available on January 15, with a demo available now. The game will allow players to solve puzzles using spatial logic based on what a character is currently using. Developed by indie studio HuMoFish Games, published by

I feel like I’ve been starting my reviews out a lot with what a game has been to me in my life. I guess that’s part of them, how each one of these games affects me, but in the simulation/strategy genre lies a large portion of my

Chronos: Before the Ashes is developer Gunfire Games’ prequel to its fan-favorite title Remnant: From the Ashes. The game noticeably tries to be both innovative and intriguing yet also struggles with many important aspects of what makes a game both of those things. The first thing I noticed upon launching

Once upon a time in 2018, 25-year-old Elisha went to trade in his games for Katamari Damacy Reroll. Unfortunately, the game store was fresh out of copies for it, but a little game caught his eye instead: Override: Mech City Brawl. It was a fun little purchase, though the clunky

I have a love/hate relationship with the NES era of games, and prefer the SNES years due to how difficult yet fair the latter’s games were. That said, I do know my way around hard games (I mean, I’ve beaten Cuphead on Switch at the very least)