Game Reviews

The Camarilla of Boston has issued a Code Red to all Vampires in the city. A party that night has gone horribly wrong, with all attendees either destroyed or staked. While the few who remain at headquarters bicker and fight over who’s at fault and what’s left, three

Gloomhaven, an often misconstrued safe haven for its denizens and adventurers alike. It is here in this world that adventurers gather to set out on grand adventures to either make the world a safer place, or shroud it in a bit more darkness. The brainchild of Isaac Childres and Cephalofair

The Barrows of New Nevaeh have long remained sealed, until a massive earthquake unearthed them beneath the quarry. With tons of ancient artifacts just waiting to be discovered, the town invites adventurers from all over to explore and find their fortunes (pre-tax of course). CJ is one such adventurer, or

When Godfall first released for the PlayStation 5 back in 2020, it was met with a mix of reviews — most of them unfortunately very negative. Many of the comments I read or heard from people were that the gameplay just wasn’t fun and the story was very lacking or

The last time I truly played a voxel game was Cloudpunk, and if you’ve read that review then you’ll know my thoughts on how that went. Since then, voxel games have left a bad taste in my mouth. But Teardown? Now that was something that was sure to

From Toad’s Treasure Tracker to the original Legend of Zelda games, I love puzzle games. 80’s style puzzle games are my favorite for many reasons, and Dungeons of Dreadrock is an excellent addition to the genre and one I had a lot of fun playing from start to

Revita is a curious little game about an unnamed child having awoken aboard a subway train. Confused and with no memories, the child must ascend a mysterious tower in search of answers. The journey won’t be easy in this roguelite, twin-stick shooter by developer BenStar, but the adventure you

Facism is a rot, a disease. It starts small, seemingly innocuous, it can’t really be harmful, can it? But if you let it grow, even a little, it will take more and more from you until nothing and no one is left. Dana Roze is a young pianist studying