Review: Socketeer – Hacked to Pieces
In recent years, the roguelike and roguelite genre of games have both seen massive booms in popularity. This genre includes …
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Review: Not Tonight – No Really, Let’s Not Do This Tonight
“Welcome to Hell,” the digital red letters flashed as I entered the pop-up bar that would lead to my inevitable …
Review: South Park: The Fractured But Whole DLC: Bring the Crunch – Short Summer Camp
I am a fan of South Park, and as a fan I have greatly enjoyed both of the recent games …
Review: Donut County – A Beautiful Story at the Bottom of a Hole
Imagine a world full of anthropomorphic animals living peacefully in a quiet town. Now, what if one of those animals …
Review: Dead Cells – A Vicious Cycle of Fun, Regret and Killing Dudes
Motion Twin has outdone itself with its action-packed 2-D platformer, Dead Cells. It combines the Metroidvania genre with roguelite elements to …
Impressions: Exotic Matter – When Minecraft Meets No Man’s Sky
If Minecraft and No Man’s Sky had a baby, that baby would be Exotic Matter. The upcoming open world sci-fi survival game allows you to play …
Three Must-Play Games If JRPGs Aren’t Your Thing
Every genre of gaming has its strengths and weakness. We all know this. Yet, some tend to be more in …
Impressions: Flat Heroes – Thinking Outside the Box, Inside a Square
There is a spectrum in the world of video games when it comes to their focus on story and narrative. …
Maker of The Letter Launches Kickstarter for New Game Love Esquire
The developer of the acclaimed visual novel The Letter launched the Kickstarter for their newest game, Love Esquire. It invites players to “git gud …
Review: Ninjin: Clash of Carrots – Whack-a-Mole
The beat ’em up and run-and-gun genres have been a staple of the video game landscape ever since the mid-80s. …