Stars in the Trash Review — Catty Adventures with Old-School Animation
Stars in the Trash has a few quirks but remains a beautifully designed game for fans of old-school animation and pets.
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.
Marvel Rivals Review — Putting the “Super” in Hero Shooter
Marvel Rivals has quickly become my favorite hero shooter.
ANTONBLAST Review — Happy Hour
ANTONBLAST combines irreverent humor, high-momentum platforming, and incredible art style to make something truly special.
Neon Blood Review — Detective Work Without Much Detecting
Neon Blood has great visuals, but a lack of depth in its narrative and gameplay holds the game back.
Enigma of Fear Review — Cute Characters, Gruesome Murder
Enigma of Fear has great characters, thoughtfully challenging puzzles, and some great spooky concepts.
Planet Miners Review — Digging Deep, But No Depth
Planet Miners feels underdeveloped and unfairly priced compared to similar games.
30 Birds Review — Hoopoes and Hippies
30 Birds is a beautiful and surreal experience—a thoughtfully created puzzle game with unique setting and incredible visuals.
New Arc Line Early Access Review
New Arc Line has exciting potential but needs more polish during Early Access.
Void Crew Review — Teambuilding, Space Raiding
Void Crew combines roguelike mechanics with exciting multiplayer collaboration.
Towers of Aghasba Early Access Review
Towers of Aghasba offers a rich, engaging experience that is well worth your attention.
Menace from the Deep Review — Surface Level Mythos
While fun to play, Menace from the Deep doesn't fully realize its potential.
Is this Game Trying to Kill Me? Review — A Game Within a Game
Is This Game Trying to Kill Me? is a fresh, decidedly spooky take on puzzle games.
Loco Motive Review — Slapstick Point and Click
Loco Motive is a captivating blend of next-gen and yesteryear, offering a fresh, modern spin on classic point-and-click adventures.
Sorry We’re Closed Review — Neon Demons
Sorry We're Closed is a remarkable fusion of punk aesthetics, survival horror mechanics, and deeply authentic character-driven storytelling.
In Sink Review — Language Free Co-op
In Sink uses language-free puzzles to create a co-op challenge anyone can enjoy.
Songs of Silence Review — The Hymn of Valor
Songs of Silence takes underwhelming gameplay and makes it hard to put down, immersing it in a phenomenal fantasy setting with incredible artwork.
Planet Coaster 2 Review — Franchised Fun
Planet Coaster 2 excels in amusement park management, with deep yet easy-to-learn mechanics.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate Review — Ooze and Limitations
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate is a fun enough mobile port, but it fails to overcome the limitations of its original hardware.
Mirthwood Review — Dark Fantasy Freedom
Though lacking in some areas, you'll find yourself spoiled for choice in the farming sim Mirthwood.
Life is Strange: Double Exposure Review — A Photo Is a Moment Captured Forever
Life is Strange: Double Exposure feels nostalgic and new in many ways but doesn't quite hold a candle to the original.