Atlas Fallen Review – A confusing mess
Atlas Fallen is a game that feels like too many teams were working on it at once, with the end result trying to be too many things and failing to be any of them.
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.
Baldur’s Gate 3 Review – A Mindflaying amount of freedom
Baldur's Gate 3 provides players with a truly unique roleplaying experience you won't elsewhere, save for a classic game of D&D.
The Expanse: A Telltale Series Episode One Review – A journey beyond
The Expanse - A Telltale Series Episode One serves as an intriguing introduction to what promises to be another interesting Telltale story.
Flutter Away Review – Short and satisfying
Flutter Away is a short, sweet, and delightful little experience that wants nothing more from you than to relax.
Nova Strike Review – Galaga without the quarters
Nova Strike takes classic arcade gameplay and adds a roguelike twist, a trend that seems to be catching on lately.
Pseudoregalia Review – A dream within a dream
Pseudoregalia is a game I went into with mild interest, only to discover a new favorite in this dream-like retro art piece of a game.
GoreBox Review – Gary’s Mod for the younger crowd
GoreBox fills a unique niche by being a far more accessible version of another popular game.
Arcadian Atlas Review – A Brand New Classic
Arcadian Atlas reminds me of a bygone area of RPGs, but solidly maintains its own identity all the same.
Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise Of The Dragons Review – Old school flair, new school gameplay
Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise Of The Dragons takes the feel of old school arcade cabinets and combines it with fresh mechanics, creating a game that may be the first of its kind.
Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator 2 Review – Bigger is not always better
Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator 2 features battles of a truly impressive scale, but lacks in depth and mechanics that would make it a truly great game.
Koa and the Five Pirates of Mara Review – Engageable and Entertaining
Koa and the Five Pirates of Mara is a wonderful platformer that appeals to audiences of all ages and skill levels.
Outliver: Tribulation Review – A fascinating mess
Outliver: Tribulation is a game full of flaws but obvious passion that managed to charm me despite my skepticism.
Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes Definitive Edition Review – More fun on the go
Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes Definitive Edition makes huge improvements on the original game, which proves to be more fun in short bursts.
DROS Review – Better Together
DROS follows the story of two very different protagonists, who team up and learn that they're better together than apart.
LISA: Definitive Edition Review – The Complete Suffering
LISA: Definitive Edition brings the complete suffering together with updated graphics and quality of life improvements.
Ember Knights Review – A spark reignited
Ember Knights reignites my passion for the roguelike genre by improving on the formula and introducing multiplayer co-op.
Jagged Alliance 3 Review – It hits despite the miss chance
Jagged Alliance 3 could easily be three different games, but this amalgamation of deep mechanics and satirical storytelling just seems to work.
League of Legends Needs to Release Updates Faster if it Wants to Survive
League of Legends stands at a crossroads. With relentless competitors nipping at its heels, the time has come for this titan of the MOBA genre to step it up or step aside.
AEW: Fight Forever Review – A Strange yet Charming Game for AEW Fans
Enter the unconventional world of AEW: Fight Forever, where the strange meets the charming, creating a unique experience tailored exclusively for die-hard AEW fans.
Sludge Life 2 Review – A good time, not a long time
Dive into the mesmerizing yet fleeting world of Sludge Life 2, where stunning visuals beckon but may leave you longing for more.