Review: Darkest Dungeon 2 challenges you to keep your sanity in check
There’s nothing out there quite like Darkest Dungeon 2, one of the moodiest game experiences you’re ever bound to have.
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Review: Once more into the garden of madness in No More Heroes and its sequel on PC
Following a port to the Nintendo Switch in 2020, SUDA51’s cult hack-and-slash No More Heroes games receive a surprising but welcome PC release.
Lonely Mountains: Downhill breezes down a crowded Switch eShop pile
Being blocky has never been this smooth.
Sega Ages takes you to the Fantasy Zone and inducts you into Shinobi this week
Welcome to the Fantasy Zone! It’s Sega Ages!
From E3 2017: Iron Galaxy takes a stab at action games with Extinction
Iron Galaxy is a name typically associated with fighting games. The company’s most notable for games like Divekick and Killer Instinct (which they took over from Double Helix), having mostly served as a port-house for most of its existence. Extinction is the company’s latest attempt at an original project and, based on the early look…
Pro Evolution Soccer 2014 Review
Yearly upgrades have come to be the norm for sport games since just about forever. Long gone are the days you’d buy one of them without having expectations or comparison points with previous versions. Coming in from Jaleco’s GOAL! and International Superstar Soccer, I had my doubts jumping back into soccer games with last year’s…
E3 2015 – Whispering Willows, Velocibox, and Back to Bed make their way to console this summer via Loot Interactive
Tucked away in one of the corners of the IndieCade booth was publisher Loot Interactive. The company’s been around for some time, toiling away at making items for the now defunct PlayStation Home, but they’ve just recently become a fully independent publisher. Their lineup this year consisted of ports of PlayStation 4 and Vita ports…
A Mysterious Vacation in Trüberbrook
Trüberbrook is good for a short visit, but you’re unlikely to want to linger longer than necessary.
The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy spins many plates
The Hundred Line: Last Defense Academy gets a lot of things right, perhaps too many to be helped.
The Sega Ages collection is getting stacked today with two new puzzling additions
There’s something for puzzle fans of all kinds, whether they’re into color block combining or rather have a more carnival approach to their minigames.