Review: In Search of Lost Places with No Longer Home
No Longer Home, like Gone Home before it, proves the adage “you can’t go home again” remains as true as ever.
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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.
Phantom Doctrine might be hard to declassify, but it’s worth investigating
One of the best parts of living — and in my case, growing up — during the end portion of the Cold War was getting to experience all of the related entertainment media that came out at that time. The spy fever took a long while to cool off, and even in the years following…
TumbleSeed Review – A rolling good time
Roguelikes aren’t typically the sort of game I think of when I want to play something to unwind to. Their tense nature generally reverses them for something I have to specifically be in the mood to play given how long individual runs in these games last and how crushing defeat inevitably is. TumbleSeed is different….
Resident Evil 2 might be one of the best remakes out, but it’s not without faults
Resident Evil 2’s gore is disgusting, and in tandem with the erratic zombie behavior and incredible atmosphere, helps play up the horror dramatically.
Review: ROUTINE is an atmospheric science-fiction survival horror
In the pantheon of sci-fi horror, ROUTINE is a noble effort.
Return to the Painted World: Our Thoughts on Dark Souls 3: Ashes of Ariandel
Ever since Eduardo and I finished up Dark Souls 3 proper, we’ve been wondering what was in store for the game’s two expansions. The first, Ashes of Ariandel, landed last month, so of course the two of us got together to chat about it in-depth, as is tradition. Warning: Spoilers ahead. Callum: Out of all…
Dying Light: The Following Review – Hit the road
Dying Light: The Following is an expansion that doesn’t settle for merely being more Dying Light. It wants to expand the game further, try out a couple new ideas like the best expansions often do. Only, unlike the best expansions, Dying Light: The Following doesn’t quite deliver on its potential. The Following takes place after…
The Banner Saga plays its deadly, fateful tune beautifully on the Switch
If you have somehow let The Banner Saga pass by without giving it a play on PC in 2014, the first two entries in the series are now making its way to the Switch in preparation to the third and final volume’s release later this year. If the first game’s port quality is any indication,…
Grow Home Review
Surprise plays a huge part in anyone’s enjoyment of a game. Seeing what something you’ve never heard about actually shapes up to be can either be the reason to start humming Ode to Joy or curse the waste of time and money you’ve just started playing. In the case of Grow Home, the overpowering feeling…