When The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild released in 2017, it drew in countless fans and gamers with its enrapturing, colorful world. Since then, a lot of games have tried to recreate or borrow in…
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Review: The Lost Light of Sisu – A Little Lost but Not Forgotten
Solvarg’s debut game, The Lost Light of Sisu, is a polished and impressive accomplishment, especially considering it was created by a solo developer. Released on the Nintendo Switch and Steam on Febru…
Review: Lovecraft’s Untold Stories – Signifying Nothing
Difficulty is the bread and butter of roguelikes, but sometimes I wish there was more to the genre than just difficulty for the sake of difficulty. Why just bread and butter? How about some meat and b…
Review: Dead or Alive 6 – Staying Alive
The Dead or Alive series has been around since the 90s. The franchise has become a staple in the fighting genre, known for its hard-hitting action and very sexy ladies. The latest entry in this series…
Review: Eden Tomorrow – Eden Never Again
When I initially saw Soulpix’s Eden Tomorrow, I was excited to find a story-driven sci-fi adventure that I could immerse myself in. It seemed to be full of visually interesting set pieces, peaking my …
Review: Will: A Wonderful World – Attempting to Wield the Power of a Deity
Have you ever considered the possibility that your life is dictated by someone else’s decisions and not your own? That your life is merely a game dictated by an overseer who chooses the course of acti…
Review: Element: Space – Star Woes
Many turn-based tactical RPGs from the past decade seem to have an underlying ambition: to be the next XCOM. It’s a noble aspiration, but my impression is that developers sometimes forget that turn-ba…
Review: X-Morph: Defense – A Refreshing Twist on a Tired Genre
X-Morph: Defense is a mashup between top-down shooters and tower defense genres. I am usually quick to write off more of the same, but with X-Morph, players get something slightly refreshing, if not d…
Review: The Textorcist: The Story of Ray Bibbia – Words Are Your Hell Now
While some of you may have treated your sweethearts to an expensive dinner date on Valentine’s Day, I kicked back at home with my Papa Murphy’s pizza and The Textorcist: The Story of Ray B…
Review: Unforeseen Incidents – An Unforeseen Shot in the Dark
My discovery of Unforeseen Incidents was completely by accident. While scrolling through Twitter, I found the account of the developer Backwoods, with their colorful and bubbly profile photo catching…
