Review: FluckyMachine’s ITER-8 is a resource management defense game with a smart twist
ITER-8 challenges you to be productive, efficient, and most importantly, quick on your robotic feet.
Review: FluckyMachine’s ITER-8 is a resource management defense game with a smart twist
ITER-8 challenges you to be productive, efficient, and most importantly, quick on your robotic feet.
Review: Poker Night at the Inventory is back in business
For those who missed Poker Night at the Inventory the first time around, this might not be a straight flush, but it’s certainly a full house.
Review: Kain and Raziel are back as the stars of Legacy of Kain: Defiance Remastered
Vampirism in games hasn’t been this badass in quite a while. And now in high(er) definition.
Review: JAWS: Retro Edition rescues a long-forgotten treat from the clutches of obscurity
This game, swallow you whole. Little shakin’, little tenderizin’, an’ down you go… but at least you get more to do in it this time around.
Seafrog is charming skateboarding platformer
Trying to make skateboarding work as a side-scroller can be a challenge, but it’s one Seafrog tackles confidently.
Review: Crisol: Theater of Idols is a slow but compelling horror experience
Vermila Studio’s first game is a distinctively Spanish fusion of elements.
Review: Rayman 30th Anniversary Edition is a cute tribute to Ubisoft’s banana-haired mascot
Our hero Rayman sure looks as spiffy today as he did in 1995, eh?
Review: There’s no way around the fact that Proud Nordics is a superfluous re-release of Ys X
Returning Ys X players have little to look forward to in Ys X: Proud Nordics as it doesn’t add anything particularly substantial and the technical improvements aren’t that great to begin with.
Review: Super Bomberman Collection is definitely a blast from the past
While it lacks multiplayer options and missed adding some core titles from the franchise that would’ve made it the perfect pickup for nostalgic fans, Super Bomberman Collection is still well worth checking out.
Review: MIO: Memories In Orbit’s movement is sublime
Traipsing through MIO: Memories in Orbit’s gorgeous world is a constant wonder.
