Review: Pipistrello and the Cursed Yoyo borrows from the best but isn’t any worse for it
Pipistrello and the Cursed Yoyo rebounds onto the scene with plenty of charm and clever gameplay, much like the games that came before it.
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The Witness – You Might Want to See This
If Braid was the little kid in class who loved to draw beautiful pictures but was cleverly obnoxious to no end, Jonathan Blow’s newest game would probably be the new foreign exchange student. You’ll understand little of what The Witness is saying at first, and it’s a sure bet that you’ll be annoyed, trying to comprehend its unique gestures and language. You’ll come to…
Amorous Adventures of Hans Capon is sinfully short, but still amusing
I was already impressed by Kingdom Come during my time with it earlier this year for review, and jumping back to it months later didn’t dull that feeling at all.
Review: Gambonanza is the best “Balatro but Chess” game yet
If you like chess and enjoyed Balatro, Gambonanza will be a checkmate, game and match.
Song of the Deep Review – A sinking feeling
There’s no shaking the feeling that Song of the Deep — although a gorgeous game in its own right, with an unique delivery to an old Irish folk tale — reaches too far and doesn’t manage to grasp the greatness of the games it borrows so much from. As with many games nowadays, Insomniac’s Song…
Review: System Shock Pinball is one of the best licensed tables ever
With System Shock Pinball, Zen Studios’ treatment of Nightdive’s critical darling remake of one of gaming’s all-time classic horror games is easily one of the best tables to ever grace Pinball M and Pinball FX.
Andy’s Top Games of 2023
Andy was so excited about his list that he forgot to write this part!
Review: Liva’s Story is an excellent prologue to Gerda: A Flame in Winter
Liva’s Story expertly expands Gerda: A Flame in Winter, bringing this seldom examined area of history to life.
Review: Dead Space supplants on the 2008 game in every department
EA Motive’s remake of Dead Space is a fantastic update to a bonafide horror classic.
Ultra Street Fighter IV Review
There’s nothing quite like the feeling of landing a particularly intricate combo at just the right time in a Street Fighter IV match. The further advancements the series makes to the core formula, the more complex fights get and the better the player you are, the deeper you get into the ins and outs of…