Game Reviews Archives - Page 30 of 40

Marble It Up! Ultra Review – Nostalgic, Marble-Bouncing Fun

Marble It Up! Ultra provides a seuqle's worth of content in one simple, marble-shaped package.

Atlas Fallen Review – A confusing mess

Atlas Fallen is a game that feels like too many teams were working on it at once, with the end result trying to be too many things and failing to be any of them.

A screenshot from Stray Gods showing the Greek Idols Persephone, Apollo, aphrodite, and athena circling the main character, Grace, who looks unsure

Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical

Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical review – Write your own song

Stray Gods: The Roleplaying Musical is an earnest and heartfelt attempt to bring the magic of theater to games.

Baldur's Gate 3

Baldur’s Gate 3 Review – A Mindflaying amount of freedom

Baldur's Gate 3 provides players with a truly unique roleplaying experience you won't elsewhere, save for a classic game of D&D.

The Expanse: A Telltale Series

The Expanse: A Telltale Series Episode One Review – A journey beyond

The Expanse - A Telltale Series Episode One serves as an intriguing introduction to what promises to be another interesting Telltale story.

Flutter Away

Flutter Away Review – Short and satisfying

Flutter Away is a short, sweet, and delightful little experience that wants nothing more from you than to relax.

Nova Strike

Nova Strike Review – Galaga without the quarters

Nova Strike takes classic arcade gameplay and adds a roguelike twist, a trend that seems to be catching on lately.

Pseudoregalia

Pseudoregalia Review – A dream within a dream

Pseudoregalia is a game I went into with mild interest, only to discover a new favorite in this dream-like retro art piece of a game.

GoreBox

GoreBox Review – Gary’s Mod for the younger crowd

GoreBox fills a unique niche by being a far more accessible version of another popular game.

Let's School

Let’s School review – Just keep trying things until it works

Let's School is an information-abundant management simulator that offers diverse gameplay.

A man sits in a large mech with rockets after rising from a trap door in a Helipad

Mega City Police

Mega City Police review – What is this PD’s budget?!

Mega City Police is an exaggerated nostalgia trip to 1980s action movies that falls a little flat.

Arcadian Atlas

Arcadian Atlas Review – A Brand New Classic

Arcadian Atlas reminds me of a bygone area of RPGs, but solidly maintains its own identity all the same.

Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons

Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise Of The Dragons Review – Old school flair, new school gameplay

Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise Of The Dragons takes the feel of old school arcade cabinets and combines it with fresh mechanics, creating a game that may be the first of its kind.

Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator 2

Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator 2 Review – Bigger is not always better

Ultimate Epic Battle Simulator 2 features battles of a truly impressive scale, but lacks in depth and mechanics that would make it a truly great game.