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.
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.
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.
Gecko Gods Review — Lizard Oasis
If you were drawn to this game because of the cute gecko you can play as, the title has everything you'd want, if not much more.
Lucky Tower Ultimate Review — Naked, Not Afraid
Lucky Tower Ultimate will effortlessly charm you if you just give it a chance.
Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss Review — Deep, Dark
For fans of Lovecraft, Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss is exactly what you want in a video game adaptation, one that is all about questions and the unfortunate, unfathomable answers that go with them.
Valorborn Early Access Review
Valorborn seeks to create an immersive open-world medieval sandbox, but could definitely use a lot of work.
Windrose Early Access Review
Survival crafting and the open seas combine in Windrose, an incredible open-world pirate adventure.
The Posthumous Investigation Review — Crime Loop
The Posthumous Investigation is an interesting title, one that adapts incredible works of fiction into an interactive experience.
Lay of the Land Review — Bit by Bit
Lay of the Land stands out in the voxel-craft genre with the use of actual voxels.
Subliminal Review — Repressed Memory
Though it could use more guidance overall and its inclusion of a mascot-like monster feels out of place, Subliminal is an overall good horror title, with clever puzzles, a fun theme and setting, and an interesting inferred story.
SAMSON Review — Mean Streets
SAMSON is an exciting and unique take on its genre, standing out from Grand Theft Auto or Saints Row and delivering a gritty experience inspired by crime-action dramas.
Damon and Baby Review — Demon Daycare
Damon and Baby is a fun, unique, and criminally under-appreciated new title from Arc System Works.