Moonsigil Atlas Review — Heart of the Stars
Moonsigil Atlas is an incredible entry into the deckbuilding roguelike genre, reinventing familiar mechanics with a fun twist that fits in with the game's thematic elements beautifully.
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.
Schrodinger’s Cat Burglar Review — Feline Fine
Schrodinger's Cat Burglar combines a unique and quirky concept with Portal-like puzzle solving, creating brain teasers that are simultaneously challenging and yet unusually forgiving to new players.
Lumentale: Memories of Trey Review — EVOLVE!
Lumentale: Memories of Trey is a heavy hitter of a creature collector, doing everything fans love about the genre well and even expanding on core mechanics in its own ways.
The Caribou Trail Review — Our B’ys
The Caribou Trail presents a strong story alongside some boring, tedious gameplay.
Call of the Elder Gods Review — A Yearning for Answers
Call of the Elder Gods is an excellent narrative-driven puzzle game that masters familiar Lovecraftian themes while taking its own, unique approach to the tone of the story.
Duck Side of the Moon Review — Quacksternaut
Duck Side of the Moon is a quacking good time: an adorable space-bound adventure with simple yet inviting mechanics, silly yet engaging writing, and the occasional shockingly emotional moment.
Wax Heads Review — Find Your Record
Wax Heads is a gorgeous, short, beautiful game built around a simple and cozy gameplay loop.
Deadhaus Sonata Early Access Review
Deadhaus Sonata is incredibly promising, but I worry not all of its ambitious updates can be delivered in the time promised.
Directive 8020 Review — We’re not Alone
Directive 8020 is a strong interactive narrative with some less-than-exciting gameplay.
SoulQuest Review — Love & Vengeance
SoulQuest presents excellent beat-'em-up action mechanics, serving as a unique and exciting new entry to the character-action game genre.
Bus Bound Review — Thank Your Driver
Bus Bound delivers some decent driving mechanics with excellent traffic AI, although the game struggles with the nuanced mechanics that make other simulator titles from Saber stand out.
Dead as Disco Early Access Review
Dead as Disco is an incredible and utterly unique experience that gives and then keeps on giving.
Bandit Trap Review — This is my House, I have to Defend it!
Bandit Trap is a critically underrated gem, one which injects some much-needed levity into the world of asymmetrical multiplayer games.
Tides of Tomorrow Review — Looper
Tides of Tomorrow features an incredibly interesting mechanic and a unique setting, but both are undercut by poorly paced storytelling and a lack of deeper, engaging gameplay.
Demon Lord: Just a Block Review — The Grid Grind
Demon Lord: Just a Block is a fun, small-scale roguelike with some cute art and a clever twist on turn-based strategy gameplay.
MOUSE: P.I. For Hire Review — Cheesed to Beat You
MOUSE: P.I. For Hire is fun, but relies a little too much on its unique visuals.
Shapez 2 Review — The Circle Cycle
shapez 2 pushes you towards unlimited creativity with its production puzzles, but never does so outside of your own pace.
The Spell Brigade Review — Fireballs for Friend and Foe
The Spell Brigade is excellence in the survivor-like genre, offering players a chance to partake in some wacky, chaotic co-op wizardry.
Far Far West Early Access Review
Far Far West takes the weird west to the extreme with a great boss-rush gameplay loop.
OPUS: Prism Peak Review — Memory Captured by the Lense
Your first playthrough in OPUS: Prism Peak might feel overwhelming and incomplete, and it's that way by design.