Ayasa: Shadows of Silence Review — What Goes Bump in the Night
Ayasa: Shadows of Silence is an artistic game with a dreamlike story that grows on you with its weirdness, but lacks the polish you would expect from a launch title.
Game Reviews
Of Ash and Steel Review — My Medieval Crashout
While the game captures a certain sense of wonder, Of Ash and Steel is unreasonably unpolished and miserable to play.
A.I.L.A Review — VR Nightmare
A.I.L.A features an incredible first act, but the rest of the game fails to live up to it.
Mount & Blade II: Bannerlord – War Sails Review — High Seas Piracy (Legal and Otherwise)
Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord – War Sails does everything a DLC for a game like this should, not only adding new content but completely changing how the game is played.
Cross Blitz Review — Pop Star Pirates
Cross Blitz is a fast paced deckbuilder with an RPG adventure mode, a huge roguelike campaign, and a colorful cast that brings every battle to life.
News Tower Review — Hot Off The Press
News Tower is a rare kind of tycoon game, one that puts a lot of well placed effort into simulating a very interesting and niche business.
Sacred 2 Remaster Review — Holy Moly
The Sacred 2 Remaster fails to address issues from the original, feeling more like a graphical update rather than what a remaster should be.
Demonschool Review — Extra Dead-it
Demonschool has a great aesthetic and unique combat, but feels disjointed and too silly in its writing.
Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault Early Access Review
Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault combines adventuring with shopkeeping in an interesting early access experience.
Vivid World Review — Kawaii Demon Slaying
Vivid World is a highly fun combination of several genres that stands out for its replayable, engaging gameplay loop and super unique identity.
Sanatorium – A Mental Asylum Simulator Review — Ice Baths and Straightjackets
Sanatorium – A Mental Asylum Simulator provides a unique coat of paint over a deckbuilding-style puzzle loop.
Dispatch Review — Heroic
Dispatch brilliantly sets the stage for AdHoc Studios to fill the void Telltale Games left and do it better.
Winter Burrow Review — Little Mouse, Big Winter
Winter Burrow really stands out for its unique setting and the bold way it chooses to approach its narrative and character writing. Mechanically, it's less bold.
Double Dragon Revive Review — A Little Less Dragon
Double Dragon Revive provides a bare-minimum beat-em-up experience, leaving out many of the staples revolutionized by the very same franchise.
Once Upon A KATAMARI Review — Keep On Rolling
Once Upon A KATAMARI remains as iconic, colorful, and fun as the rest of the franchise.
Painkiller Review — A New Pain to Kill
Painkiller is an enjoyable title, though one that is different from its original franchise and one without a lot of content to enjoy.
Whiskerwood Early Access Review
Whiskerwood is shockingly well put together for an Early Access title, with a solid gameplay loop that uniquely challenges the colony sim player.
Devil Jam Review — Devil Music
Devil Jam has a great premise, fantastic art, and a fun mechanical twist on the survivors-like genre, but it feels unfinished.
The Outer Worlds 2 Review — Space Serial
The Outer Worlds 2 improves over the first with a more compelling story and better combat, while still delivering and even expanding on the game's great setting and character writing.
ARC Raiders Review — Machine Raiders
ARC Raiders proved to be an inoffensive experience, albeit one that failed to win me over.