Game Reviews Archives - Page 27 of 41

The Faraway Land Review — Not Enough Open in This World

Enjoying The Faraway Land with a friend and a secondary activity, like watching videos, might help pass the time during its lengthy day/night cycles and rigid progression.

Cosmic Resistance

Cosmic Resistance Review — Simple to a fault

Though it may be more at home as a mobile game, Cosmic Resistance is an inoffensive little strategy game held back only by its oversimplicity.

Unknown Soul With Me

Unknown Soul With Me Review — Super Cute, With Room To Improve

Unknown Soul With Me is a cute and charming little puzzle platformer, but could definitely use some room for improvement.

Spellbound Survivors

Spellbound Survivors Review — Fun (And Exploitable)

Spellbound Survivors stands out from other titles in its genre, despite some limiting balance issues.

S.E.C.U.

S.E.C.U. Review — Looks Can Be Deceiving

S.E.C.U. plays and runs smoothly, its gameplay feel and roguelike mechanics finely tuned, but it still needs a fresh coat of paint to complete the picture.

Garten of Banban, Garten of Banban 6

Garten of Banban 6 Review — Profiting off Mediocrity

Garten of Banban 6 is a phenomenally interesting case of a series so bad, it wouldn't be profitable to improve it.

Few Nights More

Few Nights More: Genesis Early Access Preview

Despite looking like a flash game at first glance, Few Nights More is a promising up-and-coming title with a lot of potential.

Siege the Day

Siege the Day Review — Neither Sieging nor Seizing the Day

Siege the Day has a cool concept, but fails to execute it in a way that makes it worth the price tag.

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Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realm of Ruin

Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realm of Ruin Review — The Faint Echo of a Promising Battlecry

Warhammer Age of Sigmar: Realm of Ruin has some great ideas, but feels like the developers came just short of executing on them in a satisfying way.

[I] doesn't exist

[I] doesn’t exist – a modern text adventure Review — The question of control

[I] doesn’t exist - a modern text adventure plays on your expectations to give you a horror-filled and emotional experience.

Cookie Cutter

Cookie Cutter Review — Anything But

Cookie Cutter is anything but, bursting at the seams with punky personality and irreverent violence.

Paranoid

Paranoid Review — A Real Nightmare

Despite its flaws, a wealth of creativity and unexpected scares make Paranoid a game worth playing.

Trinity Fusion

Trinity Fusion Review — Me, Myself and I

Trinity Fusion demonstrates a strong understanding of what makes both Metroidvania and roguelike genres enjoyable, executing this knowledge spectacularly.

Card Detective

Card Detective Review — Investigative Deckbuilding

Card Detective is an interesting little title, held back by poor localization and some missing features.

Bahnsen Knights

Bahnsen Knights Review — A Cult of Cars

Bahnsen Knights uses its phenominal pixel art and pulp novel writing to tell a story about tornados, cults, and car-focused exorcisms.

House Flipper 2

House Flipper 2 Review — Fixing up the Fixer-Uppers

House Flipper 2 successfully captured the fantasy of buying run-down homes and fixing them with a surprising amount of tools and freedom in your flipper arsenal.

Darkest Dungeon II

Darkest Dungeon II: The Binding Blade Review — The Dungeon just got Darker

The Binding Blade features the comeback of a fan-favorite character from Darkest Dungeon and is an essential DLC purchase for any Darkest Dungeon II fan.