Kingdom Eighties review – Grow your army of children
Kingdom Eighties allows players to build up their armies and take back their city one neighborhood at a time.
Game Reviews
Final Fantasy XVI review – A fantasy spectacle that takes its time
Final Fantasy XVI is the latest entry to a series known for innovative combat and dramatic storytelling.
Nova Lands Review – Automation and Innovation
Fans of games like Factorio and Forager will find a familiar and fun experience in Nova Lands, if not one lacking in scope.
Vactics Review – Gorgeous minimalism with a touch of repetition
Vactics is a visually stunning blend of minimalism and chess-like strategy, but is it a checkmate for everyone?
Brotato 1.0 Review – Spuds of Fury
Brotato is an action-roguelike that tries and almost succeeds at replicating some of the genre's most popular features.
Aliens: Dark Descent Review – In space, nobody can hear you scream
Prepare to be gripped by fear and suspense as Aliens: Dark Descent masterfully captures the essence of the series.
Broken Spectre – A decently horrific concept with poor execution
Broken Spectre goes from wholesome to grotesque on a dime. If only the mechanics were as interesting as these conflicting themes.
Trepang2 review – A bloody good time wrapped in a slightly cliche package
Trepang2 is an action-packed adventure that will get your adrenaline pumping, despite a couple of technical bugs.
Creature Lab Review – Brewing Disappointment
Despite a great premise, Creature Lab failed to make anything interesting with my dead expectations.
Layers of Fear review – A masterpiece of suffering
Layers of Fear beautifully presents players with unique and captivating stories of artists plagued by despair and loss.
Dordogne review – A beautiful painting of summertime nostalgia
Dordogne is a beautiful masterclass in appreciating art and those who love you.
Daydream: Forgotten Sorrow review – Not a lot of dream, plenty of sorrow
Daydream: Forgotten Sorrow is a dichotic adventure that doesn't quite work the way it wants to.
Tour de France 2023 Review – It’s all downhill from here
From presentation to gameplay, Tour de France 2023 feels stagnant and devoid of creative energy.
Bleak Sword DX Review – Beautifully Grim
Bleak Sword DX combines simple to learn, hard to master combat with a horribly beautiful presentation of a bleak and foreboding fantasy world.
Diablo IV Review – Hell on earth has never been more fun
Diablo IV is the latest jaw-dropping entry into the series from Blizzard and I wish I was playing it right now.
Killer Frequency Review – Dead Air
Killer Frequency is a horror comedy with a unique concept and presentation, but one not everyone is going to have the patience to complete.
Amnesia: The Bunker Review – No Man’s Land
Amnesia: The Bunker makes use of its unique setting to deliver some killer tension and big scares.
Do Not Feed the Monkeys 2099 Review – Information is your power
We take a look at Fictiorama Studios' Do Not Feed the Monkeys 2099 in this detailed review.
Homebody Review – Do you ever get a feeling of Deja Vu?
Homebody is a phenomenal piece of psychological horror from the Game Grumps team, with a protagonist you can't help but relate to.
We Are One review – Plant-based puzzle violence
We Are One is a cross between the VR shooter and puzzle genres that manages to be challenging for the body as it is for the mind.