Review: Little Nightmares 2 is the stuff of my worst nightmares
Death by absolute frustration.
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Review: Darkestville Castle brings truly evil point n’ click adventuring to consoles
Now this is what I’m talking about… real evil incarnate! Mwahahahaha! *cough*
State of the Brawl 2016: Street Fighter V, King of Fighters XIV and co.
With 2016 rapidly drawing to a close, what better time it is to look back at the state of fighting games, in a year that featured some of the biggest names in the genre making gigantic comebacks. King of Fighters and Street Fighter, in particular, were rivals since their debut in the late 1980s and early…
Daylight Review
Regardless of the fact that it shares its namesake with a weak mid-90s revival of a certain action star, Daylight surprisingly does a lot of the same that that movie did wrong. It’s part of a horror game revival movement that includes many similarly looking titles already, trying to stand out by offering an apparently…
Fenix Rage Review
Super Meat Boy established in quality what some games before it started quite shyly. As a nail-biting hardcore platformer, it was easily (get it?) one of the most demanding but ultimately rewarding downloads you could plunk your cash into in 2010. Fenix Rage is pretty much – Green Lava Studios admitted so – inspired by…
Review: Gastro Force is about as retro as retro shooters get
The automap at least keeps backtracking to a minimum in the maze-like levels of Gastro Force.
Review: There’s nothing a rope, a box and a good push can’t overcome in Trine 4
Trine 4 goes back to the mold of the first two games in the series and succeeds in being the best entry so far.
Rain Review
Rain’s concept is a splendid one. It follows a young boy and girl who suddenly find themselves turned invisible, unable to be seen except in the rain. The idea opens up a fair number of inventive opportunities. Except Rain fails to capitalize on them at every turn. Monotonous levels and repetitious puzzles make Rain a…
Review: Echoes of the Fallen is a solid addition to Final Fantasy XVI
A compelling journey through a Fallen ruin topped off by a battle for the ages set to an impressive musical score makes this a worthwhile, if short, expansion.
Cogntion Episode 1: The Hangman Review
It’s always refreshing to see a quality new adventure game pop up from places other than Telltale Games.Cognition is a new series put out by indie developer Phoenix Online Studios as a product of a Kickstarter campaign. The first episode in the four part series, titled ‘The Hangman’ introduces us to Boston FBI agent Erica Reed,…