A Horrorshock Showcase: SPLATTERHOUSE 3
Capping out the gore-filled Splatterhouse trilogy, Splatterhouse 3 fails to deliver on the series’ potential, and winds up feeling more tiring than terrifying
Stone Story RPG: A Darkly ASCII World
Defeating undead and conquering evil in a minimally crafted word, Stone Story RPG presents its mystery and artistry with an unconventional aesthetic.
A Horrorshock Showcase: SPLATTERHOUSE 2
A girlfriend to save. Monsters to bash in. Blood to spill. Splatterhouse 2 continues the gory story as Rick Taylor spirals further into madness to gain redemption.
Surviving Night of the Consumers
Everyone that’s ever worked retail has a horror story or two. Night of the Consumers seeks to take all of them and melt them down into one day of absolute terror.
SPLATTERHOUSE: A Horrorshock Showcase
Splatterhouse is dripping with disturbing and disgusting decadence from beginning to end. Let’s see if it still shocks decades later.
Checking In On Kynseed
Kynseed is a beautiful game in Early Access with big hopes and a solid foundation. Let’s take a look at where it’s at now and where it can go.
Revisiting Baldur’s Gate 2
Baldur’s Gate 2 released in 1999, and has been hailed as a classic of the CRPG genre ever since. But how has it aged? We take a look and see if this D&D game stands the test of time.
Fatum Betula Review
Fatum Betula is an indie PS1-style game with a disquieting atmosphere about choosing the world’s future. But do its existential musings hold up?