Mirthwood Review — Dark Fantasy Freedom
Though lacking in some areas, you'll find yourself spoiled for choice in the farming sim Mirthwood.
Game Reviews
Life is Strange: Double Exposure Review — A Photo Is a Moment Captured Forever
Life is Strange: Double Exposure feels nostalgic and new in many ways but doesn't quite hold a candle to the original.
Empire of the Ants Review — War of the Tiny Worlds
Empire of the Ants features an engaging enough RTS game with a uniquely insectoid presentation.
Sulfur Early Access Review
Sulfur is a clever combination of roguelike and extraction shooter that will have you blowing holes in child-friendly ghouls.
Sonic x Shadow Generations Review — The Ultimate Lifeform
Sonic x Shadow Generations is a steal for its price, packaging a fantastic new game with a remaster of a beloved title.
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 Review — Fire in the Sky
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is pretty formulaic in places but improves upon this formula with better gunplay.
Awaken: Astral Blade Review — I’ll Rather be Sleeping, Astral Blade
Awaken: Astral Blade feels unfortunately generic, failing to capture my attention with its story, art, or gameplay.
No More Room in Hell 2 Early Access Review
No More Room in Hell 2 has great potential but currently suffers in its Early Access state.
Forgive Me Father 2 Review — The Old Gods (Of Shooters)
Forgive Me Father 2 is an excellent Lovecraftian boomer shooter, if not a bit too tied to the genre's formulas.
Technotopia Review — Art Deco Urban Puzzle
Technotopia is an engaging puzzle game about building tomorrow's city, from yesterday's perspective.
Rogue Flight Review — A Retro Revolution
Rogue Flight seeks to impress, and I highly doubt it'll fail.
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead Review — Quite the Quiet Place
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead combines two distinct fears to create a truly atmospheric horror experience.
Metaphor: ReFantazio Review — The Strength of a Story
Metaphor: ReFantazio reminds us of ATLUS' past works and stands out with a very clear and ever-present message.
Neva Review — You Can Pet The Wolf
Neva is gorgeous to behold, with stunning art and a heartwarming story told without words.
Drova – Forsaken Kin Review — Dark and Brutal
Drova - Forsaken Kin pixelates the feeling of the Gothic series and presents a fantastic, if dark, world steeped in Celtic mythology.
Starship Troopers: Extermination Review — Buggy
Starship Troopers: Extermination feels bare bones and unfinished, bordering on nostalgia bait.
Europa Review — Garden Moon
Europa is probably the closest thing to a Ghibli film in game form we'll ever see.
Thronefall Review — Tower Defense (With a Lot of Twists)
Thronefall is a fantastic tower defense game, rich with variety and generous with player choice.
Shady Knight Review — Parkour and Slaying Hordes
Shady Knight combines fast movement mechanics with fast combat, urging you to dash, grapple, and slay your way to victory.
Diplomacy is Not An Option Review — War is Likely
Diplomacy is Not An Option may not be the most innovative in its genre, but it excels in one thing.