If there’s one thing Capcom has been known for over the years, it’s for having a knack for re-releasing their games. Be it with the numerous tweaked versions of Street Fighter II in the 1990s or the later enhanced ports of the original Resident Evil, it’s safe to say that they really count on their…
Full Quiet is a very challenging game to master that will require a lot of dedication on the player’s part, but it’s one adventure that’s well worth sticking around for and figuring it out.
Platforming is the star of the show, but the stories 1000 Deaths tells are fun and sometimes resonant.
With Anger Foot, the makers of Broforce deliver immense, anarchic fun at a breakneck pace.
Free-form platforming has rarely felt so good.
I really dig what Chucklefish has done with Wargroove. It manages to be a double-sided coin that serves a painful reminder that it’s been eleven years since a proper sequel to Advance Wars.
Trek to Yomi fails to rise above its issues with repetitive combat, despite its beautiful presentation that emulates old samurai flicks.
Casebook 1899 – The Leipzig Murders is nicely paced and atmospheric German point-and-click.
It’s time to bid adieu to Daybreak and say hello to whatever is bound to come next for The Legend of Heroes saga in the often convoluted but still quite enjoyable Trails Beyond the Horizon.
The underlying concept of Flat Kingdom’s gameplay is really neat: you control a character that can’t directly attack enemies, but by changing shapes, it can counter their attacks and defeat them. Unfortunately, due to bad hit detection, confusing art design and unbalanced difficulty, Flat Kingdom never quite takes off. Set in a two dimensional world that’s…
