Retroware Sit-Downs: The Wild At Heart Is A Charming Adventure Game About Childhood Escapism
A fantasy adventure inspired by Pikmin and The Legend of Zelda.
The Search For The Best Movie Game – Shrek Super Slam
Movie games are usually awful in ways that are hard to describe. However Shrek Super Slam proved that much like its hero, it had layers.
Review: Moon Raider – Just Play Mega Man Instead
Despite charming visuals, Moon Raider fails to realize its potential, and falls victim to tired tropes and technical troubles.
RetroWare Sit-Downs: Paper Mario Fans Rejoice, A New Promising Indie RPG Born Of Bread Is Upon Us
Born of Bread is an indie RPG inspired by Paper Mario, and features a distinct art style reminiscent of those classic games.
Retroware Sit Downs: Sifu, An Action Title From Martial Artist Afficiandos
Learning from Absolver and drawing from martial arts movies, the developers of Sifu open up about making their next game.
Review: Before Your Eyes – Don’t Blink On This Treasured Indie
With an engrossing story, and a truly unique way to interact with the game, Before Your Eyes delivers an arresting story and a fantastic experience.
Review: Ashwalkers – Great Concept, Barren Of Engrossing Writing
Visually engaging, though rough around the edges, Ashwalkers provides an interesting concept that doesn’t always hit its mark.
Doctor Who: The Lonely Assassins Review
Breaking the trend of bad licensed games, Doctor Who: The Lonely Assassins provides an thrilling, though at times familiar experience.
Lost Words: Beyond The Page Review – An Enchanting Tale With Lots Of Heart
Though not without its stains. Lost Words pens a terrific tale that explores the medium of storytelling in video games in fresh, unique ways.
Revita Preview – A Haunting Atmosphere Matched With Frenetic Gameplay
Hard and harrowing, Revita is a roguelite that meshes gorgeous art and a great story with gameplay that doesn’t always fit.