Review: Live the craziest 10 seconds of your life in Mullet MadJack
Easily one of the most striking experiences of 2024, Mullet MadJack is the epitome of a no frills fun time playing games.
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Dying Light: The Following Review – Hit the road
Dying Light: The Following is an expansion that doesn’t settle for merely being more Dying Light. It wants to expand the game further, try out a couple new ideas like the best expansions often do. Only, unlike the best expansions, Dying Light: The Following doesn’t quite deliver on its potential. The Following takes place after…
Review: Farthest Frontier is a nicely involving medieval city builder
Farthest Frontier emerges from Early Access as one of the best city builders around.
Review: Downright hilarious, Baby Steps will have you in tears
Baby Steps puts you in a weird situation you’ll have to struggle to walk out of. Quite literally.
State of Decay: Breakdown Review
State of Decay was hands down one of 2013’s biggest surprises, an unassuming indie game that trotted on the familiar, but uniquely featured open world setting of the zombie apocalypse. Its newest piece of downloadable content, title Breakdown doesn’t bring anything particularly new to the core game. Instead of reinventing State of Decay, Breakdown removes…
From E3 2017: Constructor’s set to swindle you for rent soon on Nintendo Switch
Nostalgia comes to mind whenever anyone mentions Constructor, a humorous team-based construction game released during the late 1990s on PC. Aside from SimCity, it was one of my most played city planners of the time. I’ve heard little of it since then, so it came to a surprise when I was approached for an appointment…
Review: Samurai Jack’s Battle Through Time is not over yet
One of Cartoon Network’s most beloved cartoons makes a return in a surprisingly good action game.
Ace Combat 7 gloriously takes the fight to the Unknown Skies
If Ace Combat 7: Unknown Skies is any indication, there’s still plenty of fuel left in the tank for the flight sim genre.
By Dagon’s will, you are to give yourself to Sea Salt
Call it an RTS, reverse tower defense, diabolical Pikmin, or whatever else you want, just don’t pass this gem up.
Deliver Us The Moon shows promise, up until it suddenly stops
It’s hard to tell what Deliver Us The Moon is ultimately saying just yet, but the core mystery does provide some good thrills — until it abruptly ends.