Darkest Dungeon: The Fire’s Edge Review — Back and Brighter
Darkest Dungeon: The Fire's Edge is a fine, non-intrusive, complimentary DLC for Darkest Dungeon, adding new content to the game without drastically changing the original experience.
Game Reviews
Twisted Tower Review — A World of (S)Laughter
Like a reoccurring nightmare, Twisted Tower is sure to stick with you long after you've escaped it.
Wreck Runners Review — Lost Treasures
Wreck Runners is a fine entry into the co-op extraction genre, with solid genre fundamentals, but it isn't likely to make you a fan of the genre if you aren't already one.
Creepshow Review — Penny Dreadfuls
Creepshow is a fun but flawed first entry into what I hope will be a franchise with further, improved-upon releases.
Lootbound Review — A Roll of the Dice
Lootbound impresses with great art and great mechanics, making an experience that you'll struggle to let go... much like that legendary but under leveled piece of gear you're hanging on to.
Low-Budget Repairs Review — Majster
Low-Budget Repairs flips the fantasy of home renovation on its head with vodka, half-assed plaster jobs, and a litany of cost-cutting measures.
Looking for Fael Review — Doorways
Fans of the puzzle genre are sure to have a fun time unraveling the threads of this mutliversal conundrum, conveniently located within an apartment complex.
Kinny and the Cosmic Cauldron Review — Everything Soup
Kinny and the Cosmic Cauldron is fun and hands-off while still providing a surprising amount of strategic depth.
Mistfall Hunter Review — Beyond the Veil
The beautiful world and exciting setting of Mistfall Hunter simply were not enough to help me see past its flaws.
ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs Review — Tokyo Handy Man
ReStory: Chill Electronics Repairs is fun, but best enjoyed in short bursts.
HellSlave II: Judgment of the Archon Review — Hell, Our Earth
HellSlave II: Judgment of the Archon is a solid RPG with unique and exciting power fantasies you don't see in other games in the genre.
Pass the Fear Review — Witchhunt
Great art, characters, and boss fights can't save Pass the Fear from some disappointing gameplay decisions.
Midnight Moments Review — Slice of Life
Midnight Moments excels in using unassuming, simple shapes to create impressive dioramas.
Sir, We Have an Orc Problem Review — Greentide
Sir, We Have an Orc Problem feels like a fantastic flash game, but it could use a bit more content for the price it's asking for.
Tears of Metal Early Access Review
Tears of Metal has an exciting foundation to build on, but could use some work before it leaves Early Access.
Corsair Cove Review — A Nassau of Your Own
Corsair Cove is visually and thematically great, but is a bit underwhelming for strategic city builders.
Fogpiercer Review — Battle Train
Fogpiercer is fun, but a lack of content or narrative exploration can make it feel a bit repetitive early on.
Dead Weight Review — Sky Captain
Dead Weight is carried by great art and unique ideas, but has some issues with balance and progression.
Pathogenic Review — Biological Warfare
Like a most deadly pandemic, Pathogenic has flied under the radar, but is soon to explode across the population and infect us all with a good time.
Ascend to ZERO Review — 30 Seconds Left
Ascend to ZERO looks and plays great, but some poor localization and the grindy nature of its difficulty curve might prevent some players from fully appreciating it.