Rain World: The Watcher Review – Let Us Have A Watch
Writing about Rain World never feels right. Despite its substantial popularity now, it always feels like my praise is partially …
Mateusz Niewierowski
Breakout Beyond Review – To Infinity, Hopefully
Atari’s run of revitalizing their classics alongside indie developers continues with Breakout Beyond, a rendition of one of my favorite …
INAYAH – Life After Gods Review – Proving We Are Ready For More
One of the most interesting aspects of modern metroidvanias is the balance between designing early and late areas and/or combat …
Peripeteia Early Access Review – Brutalist Cyberpunk Paranoia
Though it describes itself as inspired by immersive sims from Ion Storm and Looking Glass Studios, the only title I …
The Stone of Madness Review – Inessential Innovation In Infiltration
Modern tactical stealth games have big shoes to fill. A genre with very little, if anything, going on after the …
Mekkablood: Quarry Assault Review – Slop On Slop
The main selling point of Mekkablood: Quarry Assault to me is its UI. A dirty, greasy mecha cockpit obstructing the …
ANTONBLAST Review – Squalid Speedster Screams At Satan
It feels like a lifetime ago when Wario Land used to be this underrepresented hidden gem of a series. In …
Dragon Age: The Veilguard Review – Bit Too Goody For All Its Good
Bioware is my favorite video game developer—a fact I realized just this year, having finished the Dragon Age trilogy. For …
Tetris Forever Review – Your Standard Gold
This review is written from a “Tetris is a perfect game” perspective. I figured I would apologize in advance for …
The Smurfs – Dreams Review – Surprisingly Smurftastic
At a young age, I got to play The Smurfs’ first foray into 3D games in the form of the …