Untitled Goose Game: A Honking Good Time
An excellent palate-cleanser of a game, which brings some much needed levity into dark times.
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Neo Cab ponders what an automated future will look like
Neo Cab has many great stories to tell, and plenty of questions about automation and labor.
Bear With Me: The Lost Robots – Smarter than the average bear
The Lost Robots is a solid addition to the Bear With Me saga, not doing anything spectacularly new, but not breaking the formula for the sake of it.
Grab your cutlass and pick your best tricorne hat, Greedfall is quite a ride
Like an ambitious explorer that bites off more than they can chew, Greedfall is a heap of trouble of an adventure that never quite gets there. Its setting is one of the best you’ll see this year, but its execution leaves much to be desired, as it does very little to stray away from the conventional action-adventure RPG formula set by other games with much bigger budgets and teams.
Madden 20 brought me out of retirement and back into the field
Even though there’s still ways to go before it’s a true newbie friendly experience, Madden 20 is as close to easy to pick up as it has ever been before.
Third time is almost the charm for Deck 13 in The Surge 2
Lingering issues from the first game are still present and mire an otherwise strong follow-up to The Surge.
A Look At: Batbarian
Batbarian is a self-described “action-adventure puzzle romp through the shadowy depths of a cave.” It’s also pretty silly. Also, a big wide, interconnected map to explore, which is always a plus for me. I played an early build recently, and based on what I’ve seen, Batbarian‘s looking good. The game begins with our protagonist regaling…
Get lost (in a good way) with The Sojourn
There’s something that The Sojourn gets so right that many other games try so hard to and just fail miserably.
WayForward’s River City Girls kicks plenty of butt and packs a ton of charm
It’s the boys turn to be damsels in distress in one of the best looking beat ‘em ups to date.
Rad mutates into a roguelike that doesn’t necessarily feel like an evolution
Double Fine’s latest game misses some of the X factors that make other roguelikes ageless, but it can be potentially fun for a while.