Empyreal Review — Dangerous Cartography
Empyreal takes an interesting approach to RPGs, but can make Dark Souls look forgiving.
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.
Creature Keeper Review — Fighting Monsters (With Occasional Help)
Creature Keeper is interesting but fails to make its creatures feel worth keeping.
RailGods of Hysterra Early Access Review
RailGods of Hysterra is interesting but has a lot of work to be done before it can be called finished.
Deck of Haunts Review — A Monster House Missing Some Monsters
Deck of Haunts has a solid foundation but fails to deliver upon its own promise.
Hordes of Hunger Early Access Review
Hordes of Hunger is great, but it's going to leave you wanting more in its Early Access state.
Siegecaster Review — Wizard Tower, Tetris Walls
Siegecaster has some clever twists on the tower defense genre, though it might be too far removed from the genre for some.
Drop Duchy Review — Dropping Bars (For my Peasant Economy)
Whether you're chasing leaderboard scores, working through the campaign, or just squeezing in a short session during a break, Drop Duchy is right for you.
Batman: Arkham Shadow Review — Be The Bat
Batman: Arkham Shadow is more than a worthy Arkham game. It is the best VR experience I have ever had.
The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered Review — Hello Again, Sean Bean
he Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered is the best remaster of Oblivion that fans could ask for.
Dinkum Review — Crossing Down Under
Dinkum is a fun twist on its genre, but can feel a bit slow in places.
Steel Seed Review — Ghost in the Shell (Adjacent)
Steel Seed has a lot to say and a lot to show you, but it wasn't quite for me.
Mandragora: Whispers of the Witch Tree Review — A Fresh Take on Dark Fantasy
Mandragora: Whispers of the Witch Tree is a unique and fun take on the dark fantasy genre, but it comes at an unfortunate cost.
Tempest Rising Review — A Modern Classic RTS
Tempest Rising feels like a nostalgic tribute to the classic RTS games of yesterday, but has received some community backlash.
Wizdom Academy Early Access Review
Wizdom Academy has the potential to be a great game, but has some work to do first.
Bionic Bay Review — Cosmic Horror Stretch Armstrong
Bionic Bay is my new favorite in a genre I rarely enjoy, captivating me with its setting, unique mechanics, and fun physics system.
Chains of Freedom Review — Snakes in EDEN
Chains of Freedom shines in its visuals and worldbuilding, but its gameplay feels uninspired and safe.
White Knuckle Early Access Review
White Knuckle is a uniquely tense horror parkour game—already impressive in its Early Access state.
Stygian: Outer Gods Early Access Review
Stygian: Outer Gods is in a decent spot for an Early Access game but needs some optimization fixes before it launches.
Hollywood Animal Early Access Review
Hollywood Animal follows every part of being a 1930s film production agency—from the scriptwriting and filming to the lives, scandals, and struggles of your crew.
Kaya’s Prophecy Review — Coconuts are Key
Kaya's Prophecy is an incredibly unique game, combining two familiar genres to create a title that’s greater than the sum of its parts.