Tearscape Review – A Gothic Soulslike Adventure With Game Boy Color Charm
Tearscape is a game of contrasts, and it shows them off within seconds. Its 8-bit pixel art looks like something pulled from a Game Boy Color cartridge, yet the gothic…
Is Hellraiser: Revival Faithful to Barker? Demo Preview
Warning: Extreme Graphic Imagery Ahead. Reader Discretion Is Advised. Licensed horror games have a habit of treating their source material like a costume. A few recognizable monsters get dropped into…
This Duo Is Going To Explore The Galaxy! – Orbitals Review
Orbitals is a flashy new two player co-op game exclusively for the Switch 2 developed by Shapefarm and published by Kepler Interactive, done in the style of an 80’s anime.…
Retro Review : Superhero League of Hoboken -A Bizarre Point-and-Click RPG Hybrid
Superhero games have gone through a lot of transformations over the decades, and today the genre is largely defined by open-world spectacle, whether that means swinging between skyscrapers, tearing through…
Editorial: Marvel’s Wolverine Shows Why Players Are Going Back to Games Like Morrowind
Marvel’s Wolverine finally has reviews attached to it, and the story those reviews are telling is not the one Insomniac probably hoped for. The combat is being praised, the performances…
Retro Book Review: Jirel of Joiry
C.L. Moore was still working as a bank secretary in Indianapolis when she started publishing stories in Weird Tales, and by October 1934 she had introduced a character who would…
Snake! SNAAAAAAAKKKEE! – Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2 Review
This isn’t your standard exploration of a newly released game. That’s because there’s no need to explore the games in the new Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2 from…
Talaka Demo Preview: Brazilian Mythology Gives This Roguelite an Edge
Roguelites are not exactly in short supply these days, and it takes something with a genuine hook to make one stand out from the crowd. Talaka, developed by Potato Kid…
Isle of Reveries Review: A Charming Zelda-Style Adventure
There is a certain comfort in a game that knows exactly what it wants to be, and Isle of Reveries is a clear love letter to the Game Boy Colour…
Brigandine Abyss Review: More Content, Less Strategic Depth
Guest Review By The Glorious Dianna Brigandine Abyss has an interesting problem, and it is one I did not expect going in. On paper, this is exactly the kind of…