Review: Card Shark captures the thrill of cheating and getting away with it
Scamming the rich and powerful? Always a good time.
Review: Loot River is Dark Souls meets Tetris and it somehow works
It’s a compelling pitch that Loot River successfully delivers on.
Review: The many mysteries of Tunic are a delight to uncover
Tunic appears simple and straightforward on the surface, but it’s the many mysteries it contains within that make it stand out.
A Dance of Fire and Ice is a delightfully simple, elegant rhythm game
When it comes to rhythm games, I generally prefer the simpler, more straightforward variety. The more mechanically dense or the more buttons I have to remember to press, the less likely I am to stick with it. A Dance of Fire and Ice is mostly a game that tends to lean on the extreme end…
Review: Museum of Mechanics: Lockpicking is a clever look at a particular part of games history
Gathering playable examples of a specific mechanic over the years is a fantastic idea that Museum of Mechanics handles perfectly.
Microsoft is buying Activision Blizzard, continuing the consolidation of the industry
Microsoft’s steadily building a monopoly. That’s not a good thing.
Callum’s Top Games of 2021
Another rough year behind us. At least the games were good?
Review: One small flaw is Tails of Iron’s ultimate undoing
Try as I might, I couldn’t get the hang of how to dodge properly in combat and eventually had to call it quits.
Review: Chorus’ greatest strength is how good its flight and combat feel
Making a game feel good to play is never an easy task, but Chorus does so almost effortlessly.