Last Stand Delivery Review — Cutest Way to Valhalla
Considering its modest price, Last Stand Delivery offers exceptional value as a puzzle game.
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.
Ancient Warriors Review — Empty promises
Despite its flaws, Ancient Warriors makes some big promises -- that it suspiciously falls short of delivering.
The Faraway Land Review — Not Enough Open in This World
Enjoying The Faraway Land with a friend and a secondary activity, like watching videos, might help pass the time during its lengthy day/night cycles and rigid progression.
Cosmic Resistance Review — Simple to a fault
Though it may be more at home as a mobile game, Cosmic Resistance is an inoffensive little strategy game held back only by its oversimplicity.
Unknown Soul With Me Review — Super Cute, With Room To Improve
Unknown Soul With Me is a cute and charming little puzzle platformer, but could definitely use some room for improvement.
Spellbound Survivors Review — Fun (And Exploitable)
Spellbound Survivors stands out from other titles in its genre, despite some limiting balance issues.
S.E.C.U. Review — Looks Can Be Deceiving
S.E.C.U. plays and runs smoothly, its gameplay feel and roguelike mechanics finely tuned, but it still needs a fresh coat of paint to complete the picture.
Garten of Banban 6 Review — Profiting off Mediocrity
Garten of Banban 6 is a phenomenally interesting case of a series so bad, it wouldn't be profitable to improve it.
Few Nights More: Genesis Early Access Preview
Despite looking like a flash game at first glance, Few Nights More is a promising up-and-coming title with a lot of potential.
Siege the Day Review — Neither Sieging nor Seizing the Day
Siege the Day has a cool concept, but fails to execute it in a way that makes it worth the price tag.
Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realm of Ruin Review — The Faint Echo of a Promising Battlecry
Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realm of Ruin has some great ideas, but feels like the developers came just short of executing on them in a satisfying way.
[I] doesn’t exist – a modern text adventure Review — The question of control
[I] doesn’t exist - a modern text adventure plays on your expectations to give you a horror-filled and emotional experience.
Cookie Cutter Review — Anything But
Cookie Cutter is anything but, bursting at the seams with punky personality and irreverent violence.
Paranoid Review — A Real Nightmare
Despite its flaws, a wealth of creativity and unexpected scares make Paranoid a game worth playing.
Trinity Fusion Review — Me, Myself and I
Trinity Fusion demonstrates a strong understanding of what makes both Metroidvania and roguelike genres enjoyable, executing this knowledge spectacularly.
Card Detective Review — Investigative Deckbuilding
Card Detective is an interesting little title, held back by poor localization and some missing features.
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.