Review: Door Kickers 2 makes an impressive entry with its real-time tactics
After years in development hell and early access, this belated sequel is on target.
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Scurvy Scallywags Review
Scurvy Scallywags is a surprise. Because it is a match 3 game, I expected something along the lines of a palette-swapped and pirate-themed Bejeweled, Ron Gilbert be damned. What I got was a resplendent game oozing with quirky and smart dialogue, tongue-in-cheek humor, and a nicely laid out and thematic interface. Scurvy Scallywags is structured…
Review: Taito Milestones 2 brings classic shooters to the palm of your hands
Featuring ten classic releases, Taito Milestones 2 is an otherwise barebones retro package that doesn’t go past the very essentials of presenting a retro compilation.
State of the Brawl 2016: Street Fighter V, King of Fighters XIV and co.
With 2016 rapidly drawing to a close, what better time it is to look back at the state of fighting games, in a year that featured some of the biggest names in the genre making gigantic comebacks. King of Fighters and Street Fighter, in particular, were rivals since their debut in the late 1980s and early…
Thronebreaker is the best thing to come to The Witcher franchise since Wild Hunt
Regardless of your feelings towards multiplayer card games, there’s enough variety in Thronebreaker to keep you busy for quite a while.
Review: Heart Machine returns to their strengths with Possessor(s)
A stirring story of emotional abuse and the horrors of capitalism reinforce fine search-action play.
E3 2021 – Dreamscaper might be my next rogue-like obsession
We got a peak at Dreamscaper’s 1.0 version ahead of its coming launch and it’s shaping up well.
West of Loathing shows a very different and silly side of the Wild West
Never a stranger to less than realistic portrayals of classic moments in history, I was very intrigued by the prospect of playing West of Loathing, a game that by name alone already had me chuckling. Set in a crudely drawn but incredibly charming world of stick figures making a living in the Wild West, you…
More than 18 minutes of E3 2019 gameplay for Double Fine’s RAD
Double Fine had a big E3 this year, starting with the news of it being acquired by Microsoft during their press conference before the show opened, but also because they had not only one, but two games on display there. One of them was RAD, a roguelike dungeon runner where you play as mutated kids…
Review: Project Blue is, if nothing else, a straightforward retro platformer
Last time I touched base with 8-Bit Legit, I got to play Full Quiet, an incredible effort that on one front was the realization of a current day open-world game at the same time it was a real NES title. Now, the focus is on the tried and true platformer genre with Project Blue, a…