White Day: A Labyrinth Named School – Is This Switch Port Worth Playing?
White Day: A Labyrinth Named School has a story that is both unique and interesting.Set against the backdrop of the eve of White Day in South Korea. The story follows…
A Classic Franchise Re-imagined – Psyvariar 3 Review
If you’re a shmup fan, you’ve probably heard of Psyvariar. If not, this is going to be an entirely new experience. The Psyvariar games are bullet hell shmups that use…
Match 3 Severance! – The Incentive Program (Preview)
We’ve seen a radical shift in some of the indie releases coming out over the last few years. Roguelike elements are the new vanilla ice cream for many games and…
Blood: Refreshed Supply Review – Caleb Lives Again
Classic FPS games have always been amazing, and the Boomer Shooter genre has become very popular in recent years for a number of reasons. Notably, while modern AAA titles tend…
Omnissiah Save Us – Warhammer 40 000: Mechanicus II Review
Warhammer 40 000: Mechanicus was a brilliant tactical turn based strategy game that really gave the cogboys a chance to shine, while having brilliant gameplay and storytelling, not to mention…
Deadhaus Sonata Early Access Review – A Game Bursting With Potential
I am a massive fan of the Legacy of Kain series, as I have made clear in my previous reviews. As such, I was intrigued by Deadhaus Sonata, a new…
Skautfold: Moonless Knight – Mini Review
I have tried a few of the Skautfold games before, and always found them interesting if not particularly amazing. Skautfold: Moonless Knight tries to do something new with the Metroidvania…
SN Operator: Is it the best way to play your old carts, or should you stick to original hardware?
When Romanian tech startup Epilogue released the GB Operator, it felt like a paradigm shift for retro game preservation. It offered a sleek, highly intuitive, and legally airtight bridge between…
Your Choice, Your Doom! – Dark Pictures: Directive 8020 Review
The Dark Pictures anthology is back! If you’ve never heard of this incredible survival horror series from esteemed developer and publisher Supermassive Games, you’ve been missing out. The Dark Pictures…
Mini-Review: Rainbow Legends
When I first saw the trailer for Rainbow Legends, I was immediately interested. A tactical roguelite deckbuilder, it seemed like the game that would get me into the genre. When…