Concept games like Lake are great for what they are and for how long they last you. You shouldn’t come to them expecting to be blown away, but for what they aim to present.
Classified: France ‘44 transplants familiar turn-based tactics to World War II, to merely adequate effect.
Dragon Age: Inquisition might just be the game that brings me into the series. After giving multiple tries in the original Dragon Age: Origins, I could never really get into the game. That is certainly a little ironic, since I’m such a huge fan of the Knight of the Old Republic games, which play pretty…
“Vandalism sim” Sludge Life 2 doesn’t reinvent the spray can, but the vibes are impeccable.
A heartwarming story and a ton of charm make this jazzy puzzler worth your time.
A grim reaper crow, many souls to collect and one hell of an adventure await you in Death’s Door.
What it misses in dew rags it more than makes up in weird hair styling choices.
The Blood of Dawnwalker feels special in how it makes what could have been repetitive open world filler feel like core steps of a wider and more overarching narrative.
Iron Man VR made for a fantastic demo, but the question of whether or not it can keep it up for a full game is still up in the air.
There’s something for just about everyone in the Visco Collection.
