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 …
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Review: Interrogation: You will be deceived – A Thought-Provoking and Challenging Detective-Noir
They Liberation Front is a growing threat, and you’re the expert who can take them down. They’re being uncooperative and …
Impressions: Stoneshard – Hooking And Unforgiving
Sometimes it feels like the mainstream gaming market doesn’t want us to play intricate role-playing games anymore. Genre stars such …
Impressions: World of Horror – Horror Manga Meets Retro Gaming
Ever think of what the love child of horror manga artist, Junji Ito, and HP Lovecraft’s otherworldly tales would be …
With The Release of Black Mesa, is Half-Life Still Worth Playing?
I never thought I’d say this, but after fourteen years in development, Black Mesa is finally complete. Black Mesa is …
Review: Death and Taxes – Afterlife Bureaucracy
In life, there are two things we can always be certain about. You’ll find both of them in Death and …
Review: Wunderling – Minion Mayhem!
2D Platformers are one of the oldest and most iconic genres in all of video games. From Mario and Sonic …
Review: Alder’s Blood – God Hunting
Humans killed God years ago. The rotting corpse of mankind’s deity is corrupting the land and darkness is consuming civilization. …
Review: Dark Nights with Poe and Munro – An FMV Frightfest!
D’Avekki Studios has made a name for themselves over the past few years. They’re known as crafters and story-weavers of …
Review: The Innsmouth Case – Introducing Lovecraftian Humor
There have been many Lovecraftian horror games released in the past few years, but the majority have failed to hit …