Game Reviews

WARNING: Episode 1 spoilers inbound. Do not read without finishing episode 1.  The Council: Hide and Seek marks a shift in priorities. Whereas The Mad Ones centered mostly around conversations, Hide and Seek's 2-3 hour playtime...

Look Your Loot is a single player mobile card game developed by Igor Suntsev at Dragosha Games. It was made with DEFOLD engine. In the game, you play as a tiny adventuresome mouse. The goal is...

The opening level opens amid a war. Particles from fire collide with snow drops in a relentless flurry. The Empire's Pygarians mistake you for rebels and attack. You make your way across the battlefield and...

Shin Megami Tensei: Strange Journey Redux is an enhanced 3DS port of the 2010 DS original. Featuring a new character, an extra dungeon, new demons, and three additional endings, this is the definitive edition. The...

Brew Town is a Craft Beer Simulator. The game is a collaboration between AppBox Media and I Fight Bears. Due to its use of alcohol and drug reference the game is rated Mature. The gameplay is...

The Council: The Mad Ones is a magnificent train-wreck. It's an inconsistent and compelling experience. Acting is among the worst we've seen this generation and it has some of the driest delivery this side of...

  Dragon’s Crown Pro is a 2D, 4-player action-RPG. It is a remaster of Dragon’s Crown, released in 2013 by Vanillaware. This is the same developer behind cult hits such as Odin Sphere and Muramasa....

Survival games are fading with each passing day as the rising popularity of Battle Royal games continues. It’s a shame. There are some pretty good titles out there, but within the last 12 months, the...

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City of Brass is a first-person rogue-lite action game from Uppercut Games. Founded in 2011, the independent development studio consists of industry veterans. With titles like Fallout Tactics: Brotherhood of Steel and the first two Bioshock...

Tacoma launched to a favorable 79 Metascore August last year on Xbox One and PC. This PlayStation 4 review isn't a port report. Written from a first-time player's perspective, how does Tacoma stack up to other...

It’s never easy starting a new school, finding new friends, impressing the teachers, and dealing with time warps and/or rips in the space/time continuum. Look I said it isn’t easy and even more so for...

In theory, Murderous Pursuits should've been amazing; its premise basically boils down to a multiplayer-only Assassin's Creed, but with some extra twists thrown in. Based on how its closed beta was originally received, it looked...

To say that my opinion of The Witch and the Hundred Knight 2 is conflicting would be a huge understatement. For everything I like, there is something else I dislike. This makes it very difficult...

Morphite: an ancient an elusive substance, coveted for its reality-bending properties--namely, the ability to morph into different forms of matter. Ancient civilizations worshiped it, enshrining it all over the galaxy. And modern civilizations would kill...

Sony's PSP was treated like the stepchild of handhelds. No one, including Sony, really put any effort into giving the system some amazing PSP only titles. Instead, we got ports, remakes, and shovelware. Now, don't...

Code: Realize ~Bouquet of Rainbows~ compiles the original Code: Realize ~Guardians of Rebirth~ along with its pseudo-sequel, Code: Realize ~Future Blessings~ for the PlayStation 4. While both games can be bought separately on the PlayStation...

God of War is a triumphant return to form for the Ghost of Sparta. After six similar games with a one-note protagonist whose rage bordered on self-parody by God of War 3, this "soft reboot" is...

It has been a long time since the world of Harry Potter has had a video game adaptation. We haven't had a new game since Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows Part 2. There are many...

Sometimes it's okay for a game to be a clone of another game. A new coat of paint isn't always enough, but it definitely helps. While The Surge looks like Dark Souls and other From Software titles,...

Playing difficult games has now become a stable for the modern gamer. We have our Dark Souls, Dead Cells and Portals to infuriate and beat us after a long hard day’s work. Why do we...

DragoDino from Teal Rocks Studio is a cartoon roguelike platformer game is a mix of cuteness, challenges, frustration and lots of color. Adorably drawn graphics make this game seem as if it was designed for children,...

Ni no Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom is a charming and addictive JRPG. Its combat is fine enough and with the developers filling the world with optional activities and gameplay mechanics such as the Pikmin-like skirmishes or...

Now back in 2007, we had the likes of Stranglehold blasting its way onto consoles, with intense action, goofy set pieces and epic amounts of destruction. Back then another little game was announced called Wet...

This is a tough one to review. The Adventure Pals has excellent polish, a pretty art style, and genuinely good game design. But all these elements of what would make a great game mix together...

Rogue Aces is an air-combat rogue-like, but don't let the "rogue" in that title fool you. The inherent limitations of a purely aircraft based 2D game severely lacerates the aforementioned rogue-like experience. It won't hook most...