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.
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Cognition: Episode 3 – The Oracle Review
Lots of episodic content tends to fall flat once you get close to their end. They either rush it along and lose their pace, or like in most cases, you’re likely uninterested by the time the last episode is out. The same can be said about games, due to how long it takes to develop and…
Review: Comfort food is the name of the game in Ys IX: Monstrum Nox
The latest entry in Ys is by all accounts a by-the-numbers JRPG, and it’s not made any worse by that.
Dancing on a knife’s edge in Nine Sols
Nine Sols understands the difficulty of parry-focused gameplay, ensuring it is challenging without being punitive.
Eduardo’s Top Games of 2019
2019 was an exhausting year. So much so that I’m making this bold claim with a full month still left to go. That’s how writing works! And still, with thirty days still left to go, I’m dead tired. This past year really took it out of me in many different ways, but one thing helped…
Review: Unearth a world of loot, adventure, and good times in Dragon Quest Treasures
With elements of Pokemon, The 7th Saga, Super Mario Bros and even a little Dark Souls thrown in for good measure, Dragon Quest Treasures is an island hopping, booty finding good time.
Review: For as amazing as it can be at times, Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader is a tough nut to crack
Owlcat Games’ Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader takes quite a while to get into, but it provides a worthwhile prize to those who stick with it.
Hauntii is utterly enchanting
A lovely story and a playful and charming world make every minute of Hauntii a delight.
Eduardo’s Favorite 2014 Games
And here we have it, yet another year the world has avoided certain destruction and another gigantic 12 months of videogame releases. As usual, a big chunk of my gaming time was devoted to reviewing games, while the other stuck with playing older titles, so my list might be a tad understated in comparison to…
Review: The First Berserker: Khazan excels despite its overlong runtime
Khazan borrows heavily from Team Ninja’s work, both for good and bad (but mostly good).