Hungry Horrors Early Access Review
The Early Access version of Hungry Horrors is a pretty great introduction to what could be a great title, combining clever twists on deckbuilding mechanics with a fun fairy tale culinary theme.
Erik Hodges is a hobby writer and a professional gamer, at least if you asked him. He has been writing fiction for over 12 years and gaming practically since birth, so he knows exactly what to nitpick when dissecting a game's story. When he isn't reviewing games, he's probably playing them.
Hytale Early Access Review
Hytale has just entered Early Access, and while the scope is still somewhat small, the game has incredible promise, both for official support and modders alike.
Confidential Killings Review — Fill In The Gap
Confidential Killings is an excellent puzzle game with a gritty noir presentation.
ODDCORE Early Access Review
ODDCORE is an exciting, weird, and downright creepy roguelike that impressed me even in its Early Access state.
DuneCrawl Review — Crab Combat
DuneCrawl is an exceptional open-world exploration game that allows players to indulge in the fantasy of piloting giant crab war machines.
StarRupture Early Access Review
StarRupture combines base building and automation with a fun premise and FPS combat.
Terra Invicta Review — To The Stars
Terra Invicta puts the “grand” in grand strategy, offering experienced players a deeply involved strategy game that takes them from a shadow government to a space faring superpower.
Cat Named Mojave Review — Lost In The Desert
Cat Named Mojave is the video game equivalent of an independent art film, with striking visuals and an incredible soundtrack.
Pioneers of Pagonia Review — Steel and Inkquills
Pioneers of Pagonia provides deep, visualized production chains to create real living cities.
UNBEATABLE Review — BEAT ’em Up
UNBEATABLE combines rhythm gaming with a heartfelt story and incredible characters.
MIMESIS Early Access Review
MIMESIS has a unique premise with a rather underwhelming execution, at least in the game's current Early Access state.
Death Howl Review — A Test of Spirit
Between its original mechanics and incredible art and storytelling, Death Howl is still a unique title with a lot to offer.
Skate Story Review — To The Moon
Skate Story is a fantastic game for fans of the street skating genre, mixing things up while remaining delightfully familiar.
She’s Leaving Review — Blood Splatter
She’s Leaving is a unique horror game with a strong premise, interesting narrative, atmospheric setting, and unique mechanics, though they could have been expanded upon.
Ayasa: Shadows of Silence Review — What Goes Bump in the Night
Ayasa: Shadows of Silence is an artistic game with a dreamlike story that grows on you with its weirdness, but lacks the polish you would expect from a launch title.
Of Ash and Steel Review — My Medieval Crashout
While the game captures a certain sense of wonder, Of Ash and Steel is unreasonably unpolished and miserable to play.
A.I.L.A Review — VR Nightmare
A.I.L.A features an incredible first act, but the rest of the game fails to live up to it.
Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord – War Sails Review — High Seas Piracy (Legal and Otherwise)
Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord – War Sails does everything a DLC for a game like this should, not only adding new content but completely changing how the game is played.
Cross Blitz Review — Pop Star Pirates
Cross Blitz is a fast paced deckbuilder with an RPG adventure mode, a huge roguelike campaign, and a colorful cast that brings every battle to life.
News Tower Review — Hot Off The Press
News Tower is a rare kind of tycoon game, one that puts a lot of well placed effort into simulating a very interesting and niche business.