BitCraft Online Early Access Review
BitCraft Online is hard to justify in its current state, but is very promising.
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.
System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster Review — Join the Singularity, With Friends!
The System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster is a faithful update to a horror classic, keeping its old-school spirit intact with upgraded visuals and new co-op multiplayer.
Shuffle Tactics Review — Dog Knight
Shuffle Tactics looks incredible, but the nuance of its game design falls a bit.
Netherworld Covenant Early Access Review
Netherworld Covenant has compelling combat, evocative worldbuilding, and cleverly designed movement systems.
Lost in Random: The Eternal Die Review — Playtime is Over
Lost in Random: The Eternal Die is a game that shines best as an experience, not necessarily a system-heavy time sink, but for the right kind of player, that may be more than enough.
FBC: Firebreak Review — Containment? Breached.
FBC: Firebreak is bursting with personality and fascinating concepts but collapses under the weight of underwhelming gunplay and shallow progression.
Rematch Review — GOOOAAL!
Rematch stands as a rare and bold attempt to faithfully translate real-world soccer into the online competitive gaming space.
Net.Attack() Early Access Review
Net.Attack() both wants to teach you to code and demands you understand the medium to fully enjoy the game.
The Alters Review — Meeting Yourself
The Alters asks, "What if you could meet who you could've been?" and makes that question its core mechanic.
Wizard of Legend 2 Review — Shadow Money Wizard Gang (We Love Casting Spells)
While there is certainly nothing stopping you from taking the game on solo, Wizard of Legend 2 just feels like a game that would be better in a group.
Elden Ring: Nightreign Review — Rain Portents The Night’s Reign
For fans of Elden Ring looking for something familiar yet fresh, Nightreign is a confident contender.
Section 13 Review — (Blackout Protocol)
Section 13 may not be revolutionary, but is worth your time if you're a fan of fast-paced roguelikes and don’t mind a few rough edges.
Islands & Trains Review — And Train*
While it has its limitations, Islands & Trains still delivers a unique and satisfying sandbox for those looking to unwind.
The Siege and the Sandfox Review — Desert Nights
The Siege and the Sandfox is a beautifully crafted Metroidvania that excels in every artistic aspect.
Survive the Fall Review — Wasteland Management
Survive the Fall does colony management really well, but I found myself uninspired by its open-world exploration.
Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon Review — Forever King
Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon delivers a refreshingly dark and engaging RPG experience with a strong narrative, a reimagined take on familiar mechanics, and a world that feels both mythic and original.
Monster Train 2 Review — Heavenly Metal
Monster Train 2 doesn’t just earn its place in the crowded roguelike deckbuilder genre—it sets a new bar.
The Precinct Review — Averno Noir
Working best when it leans into its 80's cop movie aesthetics, The Precinct can be exciting and unique, but at times feels unfinished.
9 Kings Early Access Review
9 Kings is an excellent roguelike that feels ready to ship.
Blades of Fire Review — Warsmith
Blades of Fire started slow, but quickly won me over with its unique take on Soulslike mechanics.