Sir, We Have an Orc Problem Review — Greentide
Sir, We Have an Orc Problem feels like a fantastic flash game, but it could use a bit more content for the price it's asking for.
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.
Tears of Metal Early Access Review
Tears of Metal has an exciting foundation to build on, but could use some work before it leaves Early Access.
Corsair Cove Review — A Nassau of Your Own
Corsair Cove is visually and thematically great, but is a bit underwhelming for strategic city builders.
Fogpiercer Review — Battle Train
Fogpiercer is fun, but a lack of content or narrative exploration can make it feel a bit repetitive early on.
Dead Weight Review — Sky Captain
Dead Weight is carried by great art and unique ideas, but has some issues with balance and progression.
Pathogenic Review — Biological Warfare
Like a most deadly pandemic, Pathogenic has flied under the radar, but is soon to explode across the population and infect us all with a good time.
Ascend to ZERO Review — 30 Seconds Left
Ascend to ZERO looks and plays great, but some poor localization and the grindy nature of its difficulty curve might prevent some players from fully appreciating it.
Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced Review — The Golden Age of Piracy
Assassin's Creed Black Flag Resynced sets a gold standard for remakes, enhancing the original with both gameplay additions and recreated graphics.
Pawsome Resort Early Access Review
Pawsome Resort has a great premise, but has a lot of room to grow.
Last Pirates: Die Together Early Access Review
Last Pirates: Die Together is an interesting, albeit formulaic entry into an oversaturated market.
Schrödinger’s Call Review — A Phonecall Between Life and Death
The incredible narrative experience of Schrödinger’s Call is bound to leave you different than you were.
SpaceCraft Early Access Review
SpaceCraft's EA launch has its issues, but should provide a great experience for a very niche market of players.
Crushed in Time Review — Stretched and Pulled
Crushed in Time is a fun puzzle game, but one that doesn't quite live up to There is No Game.
Frostpunk 2: Breach of Trust Review — The Cold Shoulder
Frostpunk 2: Breach of Trust feels like a mandatory part of your Frostpunk collection.
SAND: Raiders of Sophie Early Access Review
SAND: Raiders of Sophie still has its issues, but the long-awaited EA launch remains promising.
Arms of God Early Access Review
Arms of God meaningfully evolves the Bullet Heaven genre and is in a great state for an Early Access title.
Tabletop Tavern Review — Miniature War (Gaming?)
Tabletop Tavern is a brilliant mixture of genres, but it feels like an Early Access title in everything but name.
Cursemark Early Access Review
Cursemark shines by breaking some roguelike genre tedium and going all-in on player build expression.
Voidling Bound Review — The Creatures are a Feature
Voidling Bound could use a few quality-of-life improvements, but is otherwise an excellent, fun-to-play, and incredibly unique entry into the creature collector genre.
Fatekeeper Early Access Review
Fatekeeper has the potential to be one of the greatest RPGs of the year, if not of recent memory.