Review: ROUTINE is an atmospheric science-fiction survival horror
In the pantheon of sci-fi horror, ROUTINE is a noble effort.
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Review: Europa Universalis V puts the “grand” fully into grand strategy
Europa Universalis V’s rich historical simulation is second to none.
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.
Review: Neon Inferno invokes the run ‘n gun vibes from genre classics
Beautiful and deadly Neon Inferno is an ode to some of the arcade shooters of old like Contra and Sunset Riders.
Review: Hirogami is a charming little game set in a papercraft world
Hirogami is a quick and breezy jaunt, a pleasant rudimentary platformer with a nice look.
Review: Unlike ancient Rome, Anno 117: Pax Romana is very easy to fall in love with
The new entry in Ubisoft’s excellent city building franchise has you getting your sandals dirty and your toga all sweaty in one of the most approachable genre games to date with Anno 117: Pax Romana.
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.
Review: With Forestrike it’s worth measuring a few more than a couple of times before punching
Love it or hate it, Forestrike is a martial arts roguelite with a level of challenge that will kick your teeth in.
Review: Hyperbeat meditates on the struggles of the creative process
Remember to enjoy the journey.
Review: Atari 50: The Namco Legendary Pack infects the collection with a little Pac-Man fever
There wouldn’t be an Atari without the ports to some of Namco’s most popular arcade releases as Atari 50: The Namco Legendary Pack shows.