Lucky Tower Ultimate Review — Naked, Not Afraid
Lucky Tower Ultimate will effortlessly charm you if you just give it a chance.
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.
Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss Review — Deep, Dark
For fans of Lovecraft, Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss is exactly what you want in a video game adaptation, one that is all about questions and the unfortunate, unfathomable answers that go with them.
Valorborn Early Access Review
Valorborn seeks to create an immersive open-world medieval sandbox, but could definitely use a lot of work.
Windrose Early Access Review
Survival crafting and the open seas combine in Windrose, an incredible open-world pirate adventure.
The Posthumous Investigation Review — Crime Loop
The Posthumous Investigation is an interesting title, one that adapts incredible works of fiction into an interactive experience.
Lay of the Land Review — Bit by Bit
Lay of the Land stands out in the voxel-craft genre with the use of actual voxels.
Subliminal Review — Repressed Memory
Though it could use more guidance overall and its inclusion of a mascot-like monster feels out of place, Subliminal is an overall good horror title, with clever puzzles, a fun theme and setting, and an interesting inferred story.
SAMSON Review — Mean Streets
SAMSON is an exciting and unique take on its genre, standing out from Grand Theft Auto or Saints Row and delivering a gritty experience inspired by crime-action dramas.
Damon and Baby Review — Demon Daycare
Damon and Baby is a fun, unique, and criminally under-appreciated new title from Arc System Works.
Animalkind Early Access Review
Animalkind is a promising title that gives you dogs and cats in mechs.
Wasteland Bites Review — Rad Service
Wasteland Bites is a unique take on food trucking, throwing players into a mutant-filled nightmare apocalypse with a quota to meet.
ALL WILL FALL Review — Waterpunk
ALL WILL FALL is Waterworld meets Frostpunk, delivering a toned-down but still engaging post-apocalyptic survival experience in a flooded wasteland.
Cooking Simulator 2: Better Together Review — What’s Cooking?
Cooking Simulator 2: Better Together has intricate cooking and recipe-creation mechanics, but it varies drastically from the first game, and is full of bugs, odd design choices, and an overall unfinished feeling that might keep returning fans away.
Cinderia Early Access Review
Though it has its Early Access flaws and the game is definitely unfinished, Cinderia is charming, well-designed, and downright fun to play.
Hozy Review — Cozy at Home
Hozy provides players with a short, relaxing, and expressive home renovation experience, giving you a cozy way to unwind at the end of a stressful day.
Xenonauts 2 Review — Global Insurgency
Xenonauts 2 has a ton to offer for tactically minded players and fans of the original XCOM.
Project Songbird Review — Singing in the Dark
Project Songbird is an artistically rich horror experience that will stick with you long past your playtime.
Nova Roma Early Access Review
Nova Roma is an interesting city builder that combines city management, defense, and god worship into one fun package.
Screamer Review — Hit the Gas
Speed Racer meets Tokyo Drift in Screamer, a high-octane racing game that delivers intuitive, arcade-style controls with a dramatic story filled with an incredible cast of racers.
Collector’s Cove Review — Find the One Piece!! And the Rest of Them too
Collector's Cove combines an exploration mechanic with a clever take on farming, fishing, and collection, creating a uniquely satisfying take on some of our favorite genre gameplay loops.