Review: Outriders – Heralds of Dumb
The loot shooter subgenre has not exactly fared well the last few years. We’ve had radical (seemingly near daily) overhauls …
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Review: Dreamscaper- What dreams may come and what may come in dreams
Dreams are a funny and often a confusing thing. Everyone has them, but some people never remember them. For others …
Throwback Review: Genshin Impact – Look Back A Year Later
It was September 28 of last year when suddenly everyone was talking about or playing Genshin Impact. Weirdly enough, it’s been …
Review: Pokémon Unite – A Friendly Introduction into MOBAs
I’ve been playing MOBAs for about six years now, mainly League of Legends, but also Smite for a bit, and …
Review: Kao the Kangaroo – Not Quite A Knockout
The 3D platformer has few responsibilities: Have good movement and traversal and build engaging levels and puzzles. Let us take …
Review: Workshop Simulator – When It Works, It Works
Simulator games tend to come in two flavours – the relaxing, lovingly-crafted ones that rightfully gain a lot of praise …
Review: Fault – StP – Lightkravte – A Charming Visual Novel For a Niche Audience
There are, generally, two kinds of visual novels out there. The first kind are simply what they say on …
Review: Blackwind – An Ill Wind Indeed
It’s a new year. It’s a new slate of games just waiting to be played. One should feel a sense …
Review: Grapple Dog – Risk it for the Biscuit
Wondering what it would be like if Spider-Man was a 2D platformer… and also a dog? Grapple Dog is a …
Review: NORCO – Do Androids Dream of Electric Swamp Gators?
NORCO is a point-and-click adventure about a futuristic Louisiana and the changes that took place while a scientist’s daughter was …