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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Galak-Z Review: Strapped in for the long haul
There’s a sense of profound satisfaction when you make it through one of Galak-Z‘s mission. It’s not only because they are difficult and thrilling to play, but also because everything is on the line all the time. One death means complete and utter failure in Galak-Z, and unlike any game I might have happened to…
A Dance of Fire and Ice is a delightfully simple, elegant rhythm game
When it comes to rhythm games, I generally prefer the simpler, more straightforward variety. The more mechanically dense or the more buttons I have to remember to press, the less likely I am to stick with it. A Dance of Fire and Ice is mostly a game that tends to lean on the extreme end…
Review: Have yourself a delicious time with Dave the Diver
Dave the Diver offers up a delightfully fresh take in a whole bunch of gaming genres that just works.
Review: You’ll be hard pressed to find a game like Nier Replicant in 2021
Nier Replicant is a must-play for fans of Nier Automata or of the original Nier, but it will prove to be a hard pill to swallow for anyone new to the franchise due to its plodding pacing and outdated gameplay.
For as hopeless as Phoenix Point can feel at times, it’s still a rewarding experience
You’d never suspect the crustaceans! Damn them all!
Review: A DS horror classic returns with Dementium: The Ward, just in time for Halloween
Dementium: The Ward is back and it’s exactly as you remember it, because, well, it is just that.
Drifting Lands is a solid shooter that unfortunately dissolves into a numbers game
Shoot-‘em-ups are often known for being ridiculous, both in difficulty and the sheer chaos that erupts on-screen. That’s largely been the draw of such games, such that an entire sub-genre by the name “bullet-hell” exists. Problem is most of those shooters are too difficult for many folks (myself included, despite how much I enjoy some…
Neo Cab ponders what an automated future will look like
Neo Cab has many great stories to tell, and plenty of questions about automation and labor.