Card Detective Review — Investigative Deckbuilding
Card Detective is an interesting little title, held back by poor localization and some missing features.
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.
Bahnsen Knights Review — A Cult of Cars
Bahnsen Knights uses its phenominal pixel art and pulp novel writing to tell a story about tornados, cults, and car-focused exorcisms.
House Flipper 2 Review — Fixing up the Fixer-Uppers
House Flipper 2 successfully captured the fantasy of buying run-down homes and fixing them with a surprising amount of tools and freedom in your flipper arsenal.
Darkest Dungeon II: The Binding Blade Review — The Dungeon just got Darker
The Binding Blade features the comeback of a fan-favorite character from Darkest Dungeon and is an essential DLC purchase for any Darkest Dungeon II fan.
Monster Loves You Too! Review — Growing up Gnarly
Monster Loves You Too! Asks you to grow up while biting, clawing, and gnashing all the way.
Blood West Review — Manifest Death-stiny
Blood West will challenge you to sneak and shoot your way across the rotting, deadly frontier.
Cross Blitz Preview — All hands on deck
Cross Blitz is a deck building RPG with diversity at its core, shown in its wealth of synergy and expansive collection of cards.
Last Train Home Review — The true face of war
Last Train Home combines fantastic survival aspects and a great story with some slightly unimpressive real-time strategy combat.
Persona 5 Tactica Review — A smaller Persona
Persona 5 Tactica makes some bold choices with the familiar Franchise's style and gameplay, and not all of these choices work.
Remnant II: The Awakened King DLC Review — Double, double toil and trouble
Though I struggled with its difficulty, Remnant II's debut DLC, The Awakened King brings the most interesting zone and best archetype into the game.
KarmaZoo Review — Reincarnation (With Friends)
KarmaZoo is a puzzling platformer that requires teamwork, altrusim, and a lot of animals to proceed. How is your Karma?
Invincible Presents: Atom Eve Review — A story all about chemistry
Invincible Presents: Atom Eve has its hiccups, but remains a delightful story set in a familiar and beloved franchise.
GUNHEAD Review — Heavy Metal
This brutal roguelike shooter truly executes on the fantasy of a heartless mech-piloting pirate in the cold depths of space.
Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 Review — A cartoon superstar showdown
Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 makes some solid improvements on its successor, and features a solid cast of nostalgic favorites.
Iron Marines Invasion Review — A mobile port invasion
For a $3 mobile game, Iron Marines Invasion is great -- but this $15 pc port could certainly use some work.
The Invincible Review — A Crisis of Evolution
"Cosmonaut Horror" is the term I'd coin to describe The Invincible, giving a delightful new perspective on a story told by a legendary sci-fi author.
The Talos Principle 2 Review — A Question of Identity
The Talos Principle 2 is a great game from start to finish, no matter how long that takes you.
Little Goody Two-Shoes Review — A Grim Fairytale
Goody Two Shoes is a fun but relatable game that does more than you'd expect.
You Will Die Here Tonight Review — Yeah, You Will
You Will Die Here Tonight surprised me with its clever satire, surprising twists and fantastically unique horror gameplay, making for what is truly a new Halloween classic.
RoboCop: Rogue City Review — I’d Buy That for a Dollar
RoboCop: Rogue City presents a unique take on FPS from the perspective of the titular cyborg himself, but constant callbacks and some not-so-stellar characters can take away from the experience.