Unreal Engine 5 has Revolutionized Indie Horror Game Development
Indie horror game developers have reached new levels of terror and immersion using Unreal Engine 5.
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.
Nova Lands Review – Automation and Innovation
Fans of games like Factorio and Forager will find a familiar and fun experience in Nova Lands, if not one lacking in scope.
Vactics Review – Gorgeous minimalism with a touch of repetition
Vactics is a visually stunning blend of minimalism and chess-like strategy, but is it a checkmate for everyone?
Frank and Drake Preview – Surrealism and the Human Condition
Frank and Drake uses its rotoscope art style to create a unique surreal world and experience.
Aliens: Dark Descent Review – In space, nobody can hear you scream
Prepare to be gripped by fear and suspense as Aliens: Dark Descent masterfully captures the essence of the series.
The League of Legends Convergence: Why Riot Games’ New Title Struggles to Attract Players
Riot Games sought to expand their gaming empire with CONVERGENCE. However, the new title has stumbled upon a perplexing challenge – failing to capture the hearts and attention of its very own player base.
Creature Lab Review – Brewing Disappointment
Despite a great premise, Creature Lab failed to make anything interesting with my dead expectations.
Layers of Fear review – A masterpiece of suffering
Layers of Fear beautifully presents players with unique and captivating stories of artists plagued by despair and loss.
Devolver Digital champions originality in an oversaturated gaming market
In an increasingly oversaturated market, Devolver Digital seems to keep publishing games that champion originality and creativity.
Tour de France 2023 Review – It’s all downhill from here
From presentation to gameplay, Tour de France 2023 feels stagnant and devoid of creative energy.
Bleak Sword DX Review – Beautifully Grim
Bleak Sword DX combines simple to learn, hard to master combat with a horribly beautiful presentation of a bleak and foreboding fantasy world.
Killer Frequency Review – Dead Air
Killer Frequency is a horror comedy with a unique concept and presentation, but one not everyone is going to have the patience to complete.
Amnesia: The Bunker Review – No Man’s Land
Amnesia: The Bunker makes use of its unique setting to deliver some killer tension and big scares.
Homebody Review – Do you ever get a feeling of Deja Vu?
Homebody is a phenomenal piece of psychological horror from the Game Grumps team, with a protagonist you can't help but relate to.
Metroidvanias and Roguelikes are Killing Indie Game Creativity
The recent influx of games marketing themselves as Metroidvania or Roguelikes makes me wonder if developers are truly making their visions, or just chasing trends.
Friends vs Friends review – A good time shooting friends
Friends vs Friends is a pvp shooter that focusses on casual fun over serious competition.
Chronicles of 2 Heroes: Amaterasu’s Wrath Review – Using the actual power of friendship
Chronicles of 2 Heroes: Amaterasu's Wrath uses a unique character-swapping mechanic to make challenging and interesting platforming puzzles.
Evil Wizard Review – This little wizard says curse words
Evil Wizard is a game full of humor, but not everyone is going to be in on the joke.
Pixel Starships Review – Free to Wait
Pixel Starships is an idle mobile game that deceptively calls itself an MMORPG.
Above Snakes Review – Stardew Valley or Undead Nightmare?
Above Snakes is built on a few great ideas and creative concepts, but fails to really capture them in the execution.