Review: Rhythm Sprout leans a bit on the harder side of rhythm games
It can be quite demanding, but if you’re able to endure, Rhythm Sprout is a good time.
Read More
Thoth condenses twin-stick shooters into their most intense moments
It’s immediately apparent that Thoth was made by the same guy who created 140. Jeppe Carlsen’s unique aesthetic is front and center in Thoth, giving it that same air of surrealist minimalism that made 140 so stylish. Unlike his previous game, however, music isn’t the focus this time. Instead, it’s a simple twin-stick shooter. Well,…
Darkest Dungeon Review – Sacrifices must be made
Throughout my time with Darkest Dungeon, I was almost constantly on edge. Every step was filled with trepidation. No matter how strong my team became, how confident I was in our chances, I always felt like I was one misstep away from failure. No matter how many victories I accrued, that lingering fear never ceased…
Review: Like a Dragon: Ishin! spins a thrilling tale of shōgun and samurai
It doesn’t reinvent the formula, but Like a Dragon: Ishin! successfully spins off from mainline Yakuza in the 19th Century yarn.
From E3 2017: Monster Hunter: World was my big surprise at the show
If you’ve been reading the site for a little while, you probably know this by now, but if you’re new, here’s the deal: I’m a huge fan of the Monster Hunter series. I’ve been increasingly more dedicated with each new game, and for all intents and purposes, I’ll do the same with Monster Hunter: World,…
Lonely Mountains: Downhill breezes down a crowded Switch eShop pile
Being blocky has never been this smooth.
Game of the Year 2024: Andy’s Picks
Andy selects his best plays of 2024, including new games and some older favourites from years past.
SNK Gals’ Fighters comes close to retro portable fighting perfection
It all leads up to showdown with a cross-dressed Iori Yagami. Really.
Review: Top Racer Collection is a great drive down memory lane
QUByte Interactive’s Top Racer Collection brings three of the most beloved 16-bit racers that certainly left their mark back in the day.
Styx: Master of Shadows Review
Styx: Master of Shadows, from Cyanide Studio, feels at odds with itself. It’s a stealth game that tries to court two different schools of stealth design: the modern open-ended approach and the classic rigidness of trial and error. For a while, it strikes a fine balance between the two, giving you plenty of room to…