Review: Gastro Force is about as retro as retro shooters get
The automap at least keeps backtracking to a minimum in the maze-like levels of Gastro Force.
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Review: Come meet Willy Morgan and stay for a brief slice of the Curse of Bone Town
Willy Morgan and the Curse of Bone Town might be a short game, but it still delivers a fun and unobtrusive point ‘n click adventure worth checking out.
From E3 2017: Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom is as beautiful as its predecessor
No doubt, the original Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch was one of the prettiest games out on the previous generation of consoles. Studio Ghibli’s artistic touch gave an otherwise traditional RPG a unique feel that made it stand out among the numerous J-RPGs that came out during that time. It feels like…
Tentacles and all, there’s more than meets the eye in The Sinking City
The Sinking City might be bogged by bland gameplay, but still manages to be a gripping take on Lovecraftian lore.
Review: Go on another fun digging tour with Mr Driller in Drill Land
Mr Driller Drill Land is ever so charming and a blast to play rather you’re by your lonesome or with a buddy or three.
Jet Lancer captures the thrills of aerial combat
For as tough as it can be sometimes, when it all comes together, it’s sublime.
Review: 9 Years of Shadows brings a new twist to the genre
9 Years of Shadows manages to stick out among its brethren thanks to some creative solutions to combat and a gorgeous world to bring back color to.
Armello marches on to Switch and it shines ever bright
For as much as it’s taken for Armello to get to Nintendo’s portable, thanks to the deep systems, consistent writing, and fantastic art direction, it continues to shine as a port three years later.
Review: The Battle of Zhongyuan DLC brings an exciting new addition to Wo Long
Wo Long’s first piece of paid downloadable content brings a fantastic new weapon and of course, devious boss fights into an already well above average Souslike adventure.
E3 2016: Styx returns in Shards of Darkness with a new co-op mode
Styx: Master of Shadows from Cyanide Studio was all right stealth game released in 2014. In my review, I said it was a fine game, but one ultimately hurt by its steady descent into rigid design. Stealth games fall into two camps: the ones that make stealth an option and those that force you down…