Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor Review — A Forgotten Realm
Pool of Radiance: Ruins of Myth Drannor is a perfect re-release for nostalgic fans of the original, but may not hold up so well for new players.
Game Reviews
Stupid Never Dies Review — Take a Bite
*Stupid Never Dies* is a promising, if not perfect, start to a new studio's career.
Hull Rupture Review — Puny Humans!
Hull Rupture has some great art, fast-paced gameplay with a decent amount of replayability, and effortless humor.
Dominus Gladiatus Review — Blood on the Sand
Dominus Gladiatus brings an awesome concept and pairs it with a gameplay loop that, while initially fun, lacks the depth to really keep you hooked long term.
Starsand Island Review — Island Living
Starsand Island offers a lot to do, but it feels more like ticking off boxes on a checklist than actually living a country life.
The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival Review — Don’t Dead Open Inside
Deliberate choices from the publisher deliver the message that The Walking Dead: Streets of Survival was a soulless cash grab designed to milk whatever money was left in the TWD franchise.
Delverium Early Access Review
Delverium has a solid foundation for a game, but could use a bit more time in development to truly set it apart.
REKA Review — River Kitten
REKA is a bold, gothic, witchy crafting game that knows its audience and faithfully delivers the world that audience wants to play around in.
Nivalis Nights Review — Noodle Baron
Nivalis Nights trades heists for business management in a cyberpunk city, offering a gameplay loop that's fun but can get repetitive.
Tiny Eden Review — Garden Tower
For fans of cozy gaming, Tiny Eden might demand a bit too much work for not enough reward.
Valor Mortis Review — Powder & Guts
An inspired setting, a unique twist on the formula and some incredible body horror make Valor Mortis one hell of a title.
Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault Review — Relics R Us
Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault combines roguelike combat and shopkeeping mechanics to create a surprisingly engaging gameplay loop.
Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy Review — Treasured Legacies
With great characters and a fantastic story, Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy is definitely worth checking out.
Enshrouded Review — Inner Flame
Enshrouded is some of the best the genre can get, seamlessly combining survival crafting mechanics with ARPG progression and exploration.
Alpha Nomos Review — Rock the Toybox
Alpha Nomos can be a little repetitive at times, and it can feel as though there isn't an abundance of content to unlock, but it still remains a fairly fun and distinctly creative experience throughout.
Truckful Review — What Goes Bump in the Night
Truckful seems like your average cozy physics-puzzle, but surprises you with sudden and unexpected horror elements.
Forever Ago Review — Lost to Time
If narrative-driven experiences are your thing, Forever Ago is a title you absolutely cannot afford to miss out on.
Clive Barker’s Hellraiser: Revival Review — The Very Edge of Experience
Clive Barker's Hellraiser: Revival gives me new hope for horror movie franchises in the video game space, and is for a superb single-player horror game that stands alongside the best in its genre.
Slayblade Review — Let it Rip?
Slayblade feels like a teaser for the ultimate Beyblade fan game, but not a whole lot more than that.
Mexican Ninja Review — Caliente
Take on the Narkuza Clan in Mexican Ninja, one of the most thematically interesting roguelikes I've had the pleasure of playing.