Review: Haunting the world one card draw at a time with Necronator: Dead Wrong
An casual tower defense/card game mashup that anyone with any PC specs can enjoy.
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A Look At: Batbarian
Batbarian is a self-described “action-adventure puzzle romp through the shadowy depths of a cave.” It’s also pretty silly. Also, a big wide, interconnected map to explore, which is always a plus for me. I played an early build recently, and based on what I’ve seen, Batbarian‘s looking good. The game begins with our protagonist regaling…
Review: Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster takes you back to where it all started
Dead Rising Deluxe Remaster is a successful rework of one of Capcom’s most off-the-wall games.
Review: The Battle of Zhongyuan DLC brings an exciting new addition to Wo Long
Wo Long’s first piece of paid downloadable content brings a fantastic new weapon and of course, devious boss fights into an already well above average Souslike adventure.
Review: Gradius Origins is powered up by the inclusion of the excellent Salamander 3
Salamander 3 is reason enough to get Gradius Origins, and the rest of the games on the list are also well worth sticking around for.
Review: Moonscars demands a lot of patience
Moonscars is a great game, but your enjoyment will come down to how much patience you have for its style of difficulty.
Review: What Happened here?
What happens when psychological horror and tedious, often plodding narrative gets thrown in a blender?
Preview: You’ll soon get to solve the mystery of Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town
It’s shaping up to be a very traditional point and click adventure.
Relive the glory days of arcade racing with Horizon Chase Turbo
It’s a safe bet that if you own a mobile device, you probably played a racing game on it. With touch controls, keeping a tiny car on the road is a tough thing to pull off while gripping a portable device, but Brazilian developer Aquiris managed to make an extremely fun game out of that…
Murder on the High Seas with Return of the Obra Dinn
It might feel hyperbolic to describe Return of the Obra Dinn as a masterpiece, but it’s the best descriptor I can honestly think of.