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.
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The Slayer returns to glory kill the world yet again in Doom Eternal
Doom Eternal’s reverence and reinvention of what came before it are its greatest accomplishments.
Harvest Moon: Mad Dash was a welcome bit of relaxation during E3
Mad Dash is a delightful spin-off that I had a blast trying out.
Review: Do Not Feed the Monkeys 2099 takes micromanagement to the macro level
Do Not Feed the Monkeys 2099 skews rather too close to simply redoing the original game again but in a futuristic setting.
Super Crush KO brought feel good action to E3
Vertex Pop is a studio that specializes in “feel good action games.” What that basically translates into are game that look, feel, and sound as pleasant as they are to play. Graceful Explosion Machine, the studio’s last game, is a prime example of this. What that game did for side-scrolling shooters, Super Crush KO looks…
Review: The Precinct has you living the cop life a beat at a time
Developed by Fallen Tree Games, The Precinct has you playing from the other side of the law in a spin on the classic GTA formula.
Review: You wanted more Dragon’s Dogma? Then Dragon’s Dogma 2 is sure to please you
Dragon’s Dogma 2 is a re-thread of what made the original such a beloved and at the same time maligned RPG.
Nioh Review – The path to mastery is a rocky one, amrita?
It’s really hard to approach Nioh without talking about From Software’s Souls franchise’s influence on modern videogame design. Nowadays, practically every game to come out with action RPG elements is invariably compared to Souls. While From Software’s groundbreaking work is undeniable, it’s worth pulling the break and look at games for their own merits. Nioh…
Ovis Loop stands above the busy flock of roguelikes on Steam
With great presentation and fun moment-to-moment gameplay, Ovis Loop is an Early Access title worth paying attention to.
E3 2016: The year of the Souls-like
With the Dark Souls series having come to an end, plenty of developers are looking to fill that void. We’ve already seen a couple of Souls-likes this year, with DarkMaus and Salt and Sanctuary delivering top-down and side-scroller takes on From Software’s flagship franchise, but they’re hardly the last we’ll see in 2016. I saw…