Game Reviews Archives - Page 28 of 39

Ugly

Ugly Review – The Truth is Ugly

Ugly uses stimulating puzzles and gigantic boss fights to tell the story of one poor prince's ugly truth.

Gunbrella Review – Brolly Brawling

Devolver Digital presents another indie gem, packed with an interesting world and the unique physics you can only get from attaching a gun to an umbrella.

Summum Aeterna

Summum Aeterna Review — The Conquering Darkness

Summum Aeterna combines roguelike randomization with Metroidvania level design, creating a combination that may make the game a bit more difficult for your average Metroidvania player.

MythForce

MythForce Review – A SatAM Slam

MythForce combines a unique premise with superb gameplay to create a game you can easily lose a few thousand hours to.

Eternights

Eternights Review – Dating at the end of the world

Eternights cleverly combines many different genres in a way that works beautifully and makes a truly unique experience from top to bottom.

SYNCED

SYNCED Review — Ambitious, fun, but slow to start

SYNCED is a brand new free to play game with ambitious mechanics, though some of the balancing could use a bit of work.

Chants of Sennaar

Chants of Sennaar Review — A challenge of biblical proportions

Chants of Sennaar is a relaxing yet puzzling game that tasks you with uniting a world seperated by the power of language.

Untamed Tactics

Untamed Tactics Review — An untamed mess

Untamed Tactics delivers exhuastingly long and boring fights with confusing, unbalanced mechanics that makes for a game that's hard to recommend.

Sea of Stars

Sea of Stars Review — Classically inspired, modernly brilliant

Sea of Stars tells a story worth telling, with phenominal characters and improvements on classic systems that even an RPG hater would have fun with.

Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon

ARMORED CORE VI: FIRES OF RUBICON Review – From the Ash We Rise

Armored Core VI: Fires of Rubicon beautifully delivers on the mech pilot experience with a game that is both immersive and super fun to play.

It's a Wrap!

It’s a Wrap! Review – Cut!

It's a Wrap! combines puzzles and platforming with the fantasy of being a D list actor on an 80's movie set. While full of charm and intuitive, I struggled to keep my attention on this puzzling game for very long.

Sprawl

SPRAWL Review – Error in the code

SPRAWL has great style and some good ideas, but is held back by a lack of its own identity and some game breaking bugs.

Ride 5

Ride 5 Review – Authentic, challenging races

Ride 5 provides an authentic and challenging experience that doesn't stop being fun when you're losing,but PC players are better off getting a controller for this title.

Book of Hours

Book of Hours Review – Comfortable, Cozy Occultism

Book of Hours delivers on a rare yet no less appealing fantasy; Curating an ancient catalouge of occult knowledge and enjoying a warm cuppa as you do.

Blasphemous 2

Blasphemous 2 Review – Slay The Miracle

Blasphemous II is a work of art that will blow you away with its beautiful graphics, music, worldbuilding and storytelling, and most importantly gameplay -- even when it gets really hard.