Hidden Through Time 2: Myths & Magic Review — Let’s Do the Time Warp Again
Hidden Through Time 2: Myths & Magic is a relaxing object spotting game, and might be just what you need to unwind right now.
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.
The Lamplighters League Review — Puckish and Rogue
The Lamplighters League rides on its strong premise, aesthetic and setting, but tired genre-specific mistakes and underwhelming execution of its premise leave it short of its full potential.
Wargroove 2 Review – Rat Army, Rat Navy, Rat Magic
Rats, once again, nearly trigger the apocalypse in this straightforward and engaging pixelated wargame.
The Fabulous Fear Machine Review – Produce a little Panic
The Fabulous Fear Machine uses engaging strategic gameplay to tide you over between great stories told through phenomenal comic pages.
High on Knife DLC Review – Knifey’s Big Adventure
High on Knife features a new adventure with returning characters and new friends from the High on Life universe, specifically one stab-happy compatriot.
El Paso, Elsewhere Review – High Stakes
El Paso, Elsewhere combines superb shooter mechanics with some of the best writing I've seen in a while, to create a truly unique and memorable game.
Paleo Pines Review – Jurassic Lark
Paleo Pines does a few things right, but fails to stand out compared to many farming games already on the market.
Project Planet: Earth Vs Humanity Review – Apocalyptic
Project Planet: Earth Vs Humanity is a fun enough party game, however it doesn't live up to the strategic depth you might imagine from the premise.
Unity apologizes and announces changes to Runtime Fee Policy in open letter
Unity Create lead Marc Whitten apologizes to the community and explains some changes to Unity's upcoming Runtime Fee policy in an open letter.
Payday 3 Review — Not quite on the money
Payday 3's hyped launch was met with a disappointing amount of service consistency and conenction problems that prevent the game from having a chance to shine.
Lies of P Review — Pinocchi-no you didn’t
Lies of P is a fun soulslike that presents players with a unique and gritty spin on a classic tale.
Cyberpunk 2077: Phantom Liberty Review – Escape from NC
Phantom Liberty and the 2.0 Update bring both a new district, story, characters, and a host of exciting gameplay changes that bleed into the base Cyberpunk 2077 game.
Moonstone Island Review — Good now, with room to grow
Though derivitive in places, Moonstone Island still stands out and has a ton of room to grow beyodn the competant game it is now.
Ugly Review – The Truth is Ugly
Ugly uses stimulating puzzles and gigantic boss fights to tell the story of one poor prince's ugly truth.
Gunbrella Review – Brolly Brawling
Devolver Digital presents another indie gem, packed with an interesting world and the unique physics you can only get from attaching a gun to an umbrella.
Summum Aeterna Review — The Conquering Darkness
Summum Aeterna combines roguelike randomization with Metroidvania level design, creating a combination that may make the game a bit more difficult for your average Metroidvania player.
MythForce Review – A SatAM Slam
MythForce combines a unique premise with superb gameplay to create a game you can easily lose a few thousand hours to.
Eternights Review – Dating at the end of the world
Eternights cleverly combines many different genres in a way that works beautifully and makes a truly unique experience from top to bottom.
SYNCED Review — Ambitious, fun, but slow to start
SYNCED is a brand new free to play game with ambitious mechanics, though some of the balancing could use a bit of work.
Chants of Sennaar Review — A challenge of biblical proportions
Chants of Sennaar is a relaxing yet puzzling game that tasks you with uniting a world seperated by the power of language.