Doggy Don’t Care Review — Bow Wow
Doggy Don't Care is a short but chaos-filled adventure where you terrorize your owner's home, explore new places, and pee on the carpet.
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.
False Hero Review — Wisdom and Death
Though I don't love the progression system in False Hero, the indie soulslike gets every other piece of the formula right.
Deified Review — Lost Treasures
Deified is a solid turn-based combat roguelike that should appeal to fans of the genre, but may not have much reach outside of its intended audience.
EverRail Early Access Review
EverRail has some fresh ideas in a genre that desperately needs them, but has a lot of work to be done before it shines.
Graveyard Keeper 2 Review — To Die For
Graveyard Keeper 2 is a deplorable good time, injecting some dark humor and fresh mechanics on the cozy farming genre.
Echoes of Mystralia Early Access Review
Echoes of Mystralia gives you the power to craft your own spells to devastating effectiveness.
The Guild 1 Remake: Europa 1410 Early Access Review
The Guild 1 Remake: Europa 1410 is a faithful remake that could do more to modernize the dated title for a new audience.
Dungeon Settlers Early Access Review
Dungeon Settlers has its issues, but feels like the foundation for what could be a genre-defining game.
Ex Sanguis Early Access Review
*Ex Sanguis* is an XCOM-style roguelite wearing the skin of a brutal metalcore opera.
Folklands Review — Frontier Education
Folklands is a highly nostalgic city-builder, but with that nostalgic approach comes something of a lack of depth.
Leafy Corner Review — Little Shop of Regular Plants
Leafy Corner is a fun, small, relaxing plant management game, albeit one where the simplicity grows old quickly.
Welcome to Elderfield Review — A Harvesting Moon
Welcome to Elderfield easily shines as one of the most unique titles in its genre, while still delivering the familiar mechanics and gameplay loops that fans have come to expect.
Orc Incremental Review — Orcremental
Orc Incremental is fun when it picks up the pace, but said pacing can feel really slow at times, something made all the more true by the game's repetitive nature.
Dragonsword: Awakening Review — Mercenary Heroes
Dragonsword: Awakening offers all the fun of a gacha MMO without any microtransactions.
BioEden Review — 4X Conservation
BioEden is a fun environmentalist twist on the 4X genre, but it lacks replayability.
Halloween: The Game Review — Death has come to your little town, Sheriff.
Halloween: The Game has flaws, but should still prove to be a fun multiplayer horror experience.
Memoirium Review — Dreamlike
Memoirium confidently executes the aesthetic of the dreamworld, feeling like a lucid-yet-violent walk through a distant reality accessed only in the late hours of the night.
LIFTED Review — Elevated History
LIFTED knows exactly what it wants to be, and it accomplishes that goal with style, humor, and a lot of heart.
Yet Another Zombie Survivors Review — Dead Ahead
Yet Another Zombie Survivors may not offer any surprises for genre fans, but for die-hard fans of the survivors genre, it's an easy recommendation.
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Cost of Hope Review — Duty and Freedom
S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Cost of Hope is the best the game has to offer, but also feels like cut content repackaged for a DLC price.