Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor Review — A Forgotten Realm
Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor is a perfect re-release for nostalgic fans of the original, but may not hold up so well for new players.
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.
Stupid Never Dies Review — Take a Bite
*Stupid Never Dies* is a promising, if not perfect, start to a new studio's career.
Hull Rupture Review — Puny Humans!
Hull Rupture has some great art, fast-paced gameplay with a decent amount of replayability, and effortless humor.
Dominus Gladiatus Review — Blood on the Sand
Dominus Gladiatus brings an awesome concept and pairs it with a gameplay loop that, while initially fun, lacks the depth to really keep you hooked long term.
Starsand Island Review — Island Living
Starsand Island offers a lot to do, but it feels more like ticking off boxes on a checklist than actually living a country life.
The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival Review — Don’t Dead Open Inside
Deliberate choices from the publisher deliver the message that The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival was a soulless cash grab designed to milk whatever money was left in the TWD franchise.
Delverium Early Access Review
Delverium has a solid foundation for a game, but could use a bit more time in development to truly set it apart.
REKA Review — River Kitten
REKA is a bold, gothic, witchy crafting game that knows its audience and faithfully delivers the world that audience wants to play around in.
Nivalis Nights Review — Noodle Baron
Nivalis Nights trades heists for business management in a cyberpunk city, offering a gameplay loop that's fun but can get repetitive.
Tiny Eden Review — Garden Tower
For fans of cozy gaming, Tiny Eden might demand a bit too much work for not enough reward.
Valor Mortis Review — Powder & Guts
An inspired setting, a unique twist on the formula and some incredible body horror make Valor Mortis one hell of a title.
Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault Review — Relics R Us
Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault combines roguelike combat and shopkeeping mechanics to create a surprisingly engaging gameplay loop.
Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy Review — Treasured Legacies
With great characters and a fantastic story, Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy is definitely worth checking out.
Enshrouded Review — Inner Flame
Enshrouded is some of the best the genre can get, seamlessly combining survival crafting mechanics with ARPG progression and exploration.
Alpha Nomos Review — Rock the Toybox
Alpha Nomos can be a little repetitive at times, and it can feel as though there isn't an abundance of content to unlock, but it still remains a fairly fun and distinctly creative experience throughout.
Truckful Review — What Goes Bump in the Night
Truckful seems like your average cozy physics-puzzle, but surprises you with sudden and unexpected horror elements.
Forever Ago Review — Lost to Time
If narrative-driven experiences are your thing, Forever Ago is a title you absolutely cannot afford to miss out on.
Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival Review — The Very Edge of Experience
Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival gives me new hope for horror movie franchises in the video game space, and is for a superb single-player horror game that stands alongside the best in its genre.
Slayblade Review — Let it Rip?
Slayblade feels like a teaser for the ultimate Beyblade fan game, but not a whole lot more than that.
Mexican Ninja Review — Caliente
Take on the Narkuza Clan in Mexican Ninja, one of the most thematically interesting roguelikes I've had the pleasure of playing.