REVIEW: The Ascent
Neon Giant’s The Ascent is an action-RPG with a rich cyberpunk world, however it stumbles over itself in many ways. Lets discuss.
Review: ‘Critters for Sale’ – Death Goes to the Disco
The completed version of this long awaited 1-bit horror game packs a punch visually, but leaves players with more questions than answers.
Review: No Longer Home – Moving Houses Is Emotional
Moving out is an emotional experience, and No Longer Home perfectly represents that.
Review: The Forgotten City
The Forgotten City is a must-play indie title that started life as an ambitious Skyrim mod, before transforming into something beautiful and unique.
Review: Contra Returns (iOs)
Contra Returns attempts to encompass everything that has made the series an icon into a mobile game.
Review: Cris Tales
Cris Tales is billed as a “homage” to JRPGs, but it has trouble breaking out of that mold.
Review: Necromunda: Hired Gun, One Month Later
After waiting a month for a few patch updates, let’s take a look at the latest Warhammer 40K shooter and see if it is worth the Emperor’s blessing.
Review: Death’s Door
Death’s Door mixes the most special components of Zelda, Dark Souls, and Hades, creating something unique that stands apart on its own.
Review: Where the Heart Leads
Where the Heart Leads is an exceptional narrative adventure that looks back on the life of one man, and asks you to do the same.
Review: Boomerang X – Too Much of a Good Thing
Despite some great potential, Boomerang X is a repetitive slog that will make you want to escape.