Last Train Home Review — The true face of war
Last Train Home combines fantastic survival aspects and a great story with some slightly unimpressive real-time strategy combat.
Game Reviews
Persona 5 Tactica Review — A smaller Persona
Persona 5 Tactica makes some bold choices with the familiar Franchise's style and gameplay, and not all of these choices work.
KarmaZoo Review — Reincarnation (With Friends)
KarmaZoo is a puzzling platformer that requires teamwork, altrusim, and a lot of animals to proceed. How is your Karma?
Remnant II: The Awakened King DLC Review — Double, double toil and trouble
Though I struggled with its difficulty, Remnant II's debut DLC, The Awakened King brings the most interesting zone and best archetype into the game.
Invincible Presents: Atom Eve Review — A story all about chemistry
Invincible Presents: Atom Eve has its hiccups, but remains a delightful story set in a familiar and beloved franchise.
GUNHEAD Review — Heavy Metal
This brutal roguelike shooter truly executes on the fantasy of a heartless mech-piloting pirate in the cold depths of space.
Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 Review — A cartoon superstar showdown
Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 makes some solid improvements on its successor, and features a solid cast of nostalgic favorites.
Iron Marines Invasion Review — A mobile port invasion
For a $3 mobile game, Iron Marines Invasion is great -- but this $15 pc port could certainly use some work.
The Invincible Review — A Crisis of Evolution
"Cosmonaut Horror" is the term I'd coin to describe The Invincible, giving a delightful new perspective on a story told by a legendary sci-fi author.
The Talos Principle 2 Review — A Question of Identity
The Talos Principle 2 is a great game from start to finish, no matter how long that takes you.
Little Goody Two-Shoes Review — A Grim Fairytale
Goody Two Shoes is a fun but relatable game that does more than you'd expect.
You Will Die Here Tonight Review — Yeah, You Will
You Will Die Here Tonight surprised me with its clever satire, surprising twists and fantastically unique horror gameplay, making for what is truly a new Halloween classic.
RoboCop: Rogue City Review — I’d Buy That for a Dollar
RoboCop: Rogue City presents a unique take on FPS from the perspective of the titular cyborg himself, but constant callbacks and some not-so-stellar characters can take away from the experience.
Dead Island 2 Haus DLC Review — Hell-A Horror Story
Dead Island 2's Haus DLC elevates the base game experience with a memorable new zone and great writing.
Song of Nunu Review — The heart of adventure
Nunu and Willump take off on a quest to find the Heart of the Blue in this epic Riot Forged adventure called Song of Nunu.
RIPOUT Early Access Preview – Needs a bit more work
RIPOUT enters early access today, and while the game has a fun foundation I think it needs some work to be done before it reaches its full potential.
Dark Envoy Review — A shadow of what it could have been
Some interesting progression and game-design choices are hidden behind awful dialogue, stiff animation, and boring combat. This leaves Dark Envoy a few pieces short of a puzzle.
Slay the Princess Review — It’s in the title
Slay the Princess is an unexpected hit for me, telling a deep and emotional story with a massive branching path system.
Hellboy Web of Wyrd Review — Giving the Underworld an uppercut
Hellboy Web of Wyrd fully delivers on the identity of the Hellboy comics, with a unique and fun gameplay system that's held back by a few hiccups.
Wizard with a Gun Review — A magical Devolver revolver
Wizard with a Gun feels like Don't Starve Together—with a much less punishing approach and more wizards with guns.