Review: Whirlight: No Time to Trip is a throwback adventure game in every way
Whirlight is whirligig of nostalgia and colour coupled with a back-to-basics adventure game design.
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Review: Rodents can be great heroes if Curse of the Sea Rats has anything to say
Unresponsive controls get in the way of an otherwise enjoyable callback to 16-bit platformers in Curse of the Sea Rats.
E3 2015 – Bossa Studios takes a stab at MMOs with Worlds Adrift
Worlds Adrift is a big departure from Bossa Studios’ recent works. Instead of comedy and unwieldy controls, Worlds Adrift is about exploration. Set in a world where floating islands dot the skies, you play as a nomad wandering the remnants of the world trying to figure out what happened that transformed the world into this…
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.
Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture Review – A countryside jaunt
In 1957, British science fiction writer John Wyndham published a novel called The Midwich Cuckoos. The basic plot surrounded the small, sedate village of Midwich in the heart of the English countryside, where a strange event suddenly rendered all the villagers unconscious. Anything entering within a 2 mile radius of the village was instantly knocked…
Review: Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin hatches a fun and easygoing adventure for JRPG fans
The newest game in Monster Hunter might not be exactly what you expect, but that doesn’t mean Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin should be overlooked.
Review: News Tower is an involving management sim about building your own newspaper empire
If News Tower is anything to go by, Citizen Kane was right; it is fun to run a newspaper.
The Phantom Thieves have a new heist to pull in Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth
Persona Q2 is a fine J-RPG for the 3DS to have as its curtain call with.
The Stanley Parable Review
The Stanley Parable is a singular video gaming experience unlike any other and you owe it to yourself and to posterity to witness it first-hand.
Lil Gator Game is a pleasant break from traditional open world design
Where large open worlds are the norm, Lil Gator Game lowers the scale instead and excels because of it.