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.
Game Reviews
Let’s School review – Just keep trying things until it works
Let's School is an information-abundant management simulator that offers diverse gameplay.
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 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 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 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.
Pikmin 4 review – Adjusting to a new world
Pikmin 4 evolves on the classic series in every way that it can, even if it holds your hand too much.
Sticky Business review – Relaxed and refined
Sticky Business is the cutest game we've ever played, even if it's too aware of that sometimes.
Koa and the Five Pirates of Mara Review – Engageable and Entertaining
Koa and the Five Pirates of Mara is a wonderful platformer that appeals to audiences of all ages and skill levels.
Outliver: Tribulation Review – A fascinating mess
Outliver: Tribulation is a game full of flaws but obvious passion that managed to charm me despite my skepticism.
Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes Definitive Edition Review – More fun on the go
Might & Magic: Clash of Heroes Definitive Edition makes huge improvements on the original game, which proves to be more fun in short bursts.
Remnant 2 review – A war of attrition
While Remnant 2 offers quality rewards, it takes a while to get to the point they become available.
DROS Review – Better Together
DROS follows the story of two very different protagonists, who team up and learn that they're better together than apart.
Ember Knights Review – A spark reignited
Ember Knights reignites my passion for the roguelike genre by improving on the formula and introducing multiplayer co-op.
LISA: Definitive Edition Review – The Complete Suffering
LISA: Definitive Edition brings the complete suffering together with updated graphics and quality of life improvements.
Full Void review – A beautiful, if simple, pixel platformer
Full Void is a mesmerizing pixel platformer that is as easy to play as it is beautiful.
My Friendly Neighborhood review – A fun concept is not enough
My Friendly Neighborhood is a nostalgic look at kids' television that manages to be more annoying than scary.
Jagged Alliance 3 Review – It hits despite the miss chance
Jagged Alliance 3 could easily be three different games, but this amalgamation of deep mechanics and satirical storytelling just seems to work.
Testament: The Order of High Human review – An Epic that’s kind of bland
Testament: The Order of High Human is a grand adventure that falls short of greatness.
Oxenfree 2: Lost Signals Review – Time and trauma can be an infinite cycle if we let it
Oxenfree II is a spooky and faithful sequel that evolves nearly every aspect of the first game.