Docked Review — Port in a Storm
Docked is an interesting experience, albeit one some players may feel was misleading in its marketing.
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.
Homura Hime Review — Sword Maiden
Though the pacing can feel like it is padding for time, Homura Hime really picks up in its exciting boss fights, with cinematic moments and bullet-hell elements that challenge your mastery of the mechanics.
Scott Pilgrim EX Review — The Garlic Bread of Pilgrim Games
Though it is best enjoyed with friends, solo players can also experience this excellent beat-'em-up game set in the Scott Pilgrim universe.
The Legend of Khiimori Early Access Review
The Legend of Khiimori captures Mongolian culture beautifully in a well crafted exploration game, with a lot more to come in its Early Access timeline.
Legacy of Kain: Defiance Remastered Review — Cruel Masters
The work done on Legacy of Kain: Defiance Remastered is simply not as impressive as the remaster of 1999's Soul Reaver, but it's still far from a poorly made modernization.
Laysara: Summit Kingdom Review — Mountain Tops
Laysara: Summit Kingdom provides a unique city-building challenge upon the incredible peaks of a Himalayan-themed world.
Never Grave: The Witch and The Curse Review — My New Possession
Never Grave: The Witch and The Curse expertly combines Metroidvania gameplay with a roguelike loop and presents it all with gorgeous art and beautiful music.
Resident Evil Requiem Review — Evil Reignited
Resident Evil Requiem has everything fans have come to love from the series, combining two very different styles of game into one experience to enjoy.
Welcome to Doll Town Review — Take The Next Bus Out
Welcome to Doll Town is short, awkward to play, full of translation errors, and shows a strange cognitive dissonance between its heavy subject matter and its awkward humor.
Horripilant Review — The Dark Below
While Horripilant has an incredible horror theme and great art, its slow pacing and lack of substance can quickly make the game repetitive.
SealChain: Call of Blood Review — Purple Haze
SealChain: Call of Blood has some complex character-building mechanics, a unique narrative, and incredible art.
LOVE ETERNAL Review — Upside Down
LOVE ETERNAL is as rewarding to play as it is difficult, with great controls and avant-garde storytelling.
Demon Tides Review — Rag-Na-Rock
Demon Tides rocks, combining chill and unique expressive platforming mechanics with an absolutely magnetic cast of characters.
Disciples: Domination Review — A Throne Abandoned
Disciples: Domination doesn't change enough from the game that came before to justify its existence as a sequel and may even feel like a disappointing departure for returning fans.
Styx: Blades of Greed Review — A Gob in the Dark
Styx: Blades of Greed knows what a stealth gamer wants and executes it flawlessly.
Astrobotanica Early Access Review
Astrobotanica shows a lot of promise in Early Access, with potential to be something really special.
Underboard Review — Down Under
Underboard is a strong roguelike auto battler with great art, characters, and synergies.
Clue: Murder by Death Review — Who Dunnit?
Clue: Murder by Death may appeal to die-hard detectives, but will likely feel slow and awkward to others.
Mewgenics Review — Cat’s Out of The Bag
You can't swing a cat around without hitting something awesome in this chaotic, hilarious roguelike Mewgenics.
REANIMAL Review — Childhood Fears
The creators of Little Nightmares prove they've still got it with REANIMAL, a spiritual successor to the original series.