ROMEO IS A DEAD MAN Review — A Slash Through Space and Time
ROMEO IS A DEAD MAN is an exciting, visually stunning and delightfully bloody adventure through space, time, and the fourth wall.
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 9th Charnel Review — A Place Forgotten
The 9th Charnel has it's problems, but deserves much more attention than it's getting.
MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice Review — You Can Kill Mineta
For all but the most diehard My Hero fans, MY HERO ACADEMIA: All’s Justice is nothing more than underwhelming and easily forgettable.
HumanitZ Review — Better Dead Than Zed
HumanitZ makes for a worthy contender in its genre, striking a good balance between deep survival mechanics and beginner-friendly accessibility.
Adaptory Early Access Review
Adaptory shows promise but has a lot of room to improve in its Early Access state.
MENACE Early Access Review
MENACE hooked me on a genre I usually don't like through its strong characters, roguelite features, and emulation of total warfare.
Fear The Timeloop Review — Countdown to Extinction
Fear The Timeloop is novel and unique, creating an experience that's sure to be incredibly memorable.
Nova Antarctica Review — Cold and Alone
Nova Antarctica has its moments, but it can feel hollow and incomplete at other times.
Horizon Journey Early Access Review
Horizon Journey certainly needed a bit more work under the hood before releasing into Early Access.
Ghost Keeper Early Access Review
Ghost Keeper shows a lot of promise, but has room for improvement in its Early Access state.
I Hate This Place Review — Ghost Stories
Hate This Place has an incredible setting and fun enough survival mechanics, but could do a better job of introducing players to its world and story.
The Spirit Lift Review — Hotel Hell
The Spirit Lift takes a clever approach to deckbuilding, but could use some padding to its roster of monsters.
Bladesong Early Access Review
Bladesong is a sword-smithing adventure with a shocking amount of customization options available to the player.
Winnie’s Hole Early Access Review
Winnie's Hole is not just horror-slop designed to capitalize on your nostalgia; it's fun, mechanically unique, and a great piece of horror media.
MIO: Memories in Orbit Review — Slow and Steady
MIO: Memories in Orbit demands patience, offering a serene and strange world to explore, great characters to meet, and some of the better platforming mechanics I’ve played with.
The Fortress Review — Dark Tower
The Fortress sucked me in with its great storytelling and art, and it engaged me with its unique approach to roguelike gameplay.
Blightstone Early Access Review
Blightstone is like Darkest Dungeon meets Slay the Spire with a clever combination of inspired mechanics.
City Tales – Medieval Era Review — From Small to Sprawl
City Tales - Medieval Era is a fantastic city builder that takes its own relaxed approach.
HANK: Drowning on Dry Land Review — Being Drunk is a lot Like Time Travel
Short but exceptional, this little love letter to graphic superhero comics is sure to entertain with its great characters, visuals, and clever gameplay.
Hungry Horrors Early Access Review
The Early Access version of Hungry Horrors is a pretty great introduction to what could be a great title, combining clever twists on deckbuilding mechanics with a fun fairy tale culinary theme.