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Anamorphine Review (Non-VR)
Anamorphine's ode to mental illness appears interesting at first, but falls apart once you start to examine it piece by piece. Past its growing pains, Artifact 5's message finds itself...
Monster Prom Review
Now you can - and date six different monsters in the game Monster Prom. You can probably tell what the game's about by the title: You’re a high school monster...
The Council Episode 3: Ripples Review
The Council Episode 3: Ripples improves upon episode 2's puzzle-centric dullness, but it doesn't come without its blemishes. The Council's first episode introduced us to its uniquely RPG-inspired conversations and...
Narcosis Review
Narcosis: A state of stupor, drowsiness, or unconsciousness produced by drugs. What a fitting definition for such an uninspired psychological thriller. Narcosis launched on PC last year in March with...
Warhammer: Vermintide 2 Xbox One Review
I remember the good old days of Left 4 Dead and it’s surprisingly great sequel! Others imitatedthe four player co-op formula, but never reached that high point Left 4 Dead...
Sonic Mania Plus Review
The big-eyed spiky mammal with attitude has had an illustrious career. Sega had a hit on their hands with the original Sonic the Hedgehog twenty seven years ago. Fast forward...
The Spectrum Retreat Review
Imagine waking up in a hotel room. Its Art Deco-inspired aesthetic reinforces conformity as you answer the door. The manager informs you of the delectable breakfast waiting downstairs. You rush...
Get Your Ass To Mars! Red Faction Guerrilla Re-Mars-Tered
The first incarnation of Red Faction: Guerrilla was released almost a decade ago on the Xbox 360 and PS3. The game met with some critical and even financial success. Unfortunately,...
Review: Spartan Fist
First-person melee combat is always a tricky thing to pull off in games (assuming, of course, that we’re talking about something more complex than a basic melee attack or two)....
Review: Shaq-Fu: A Legend Reborn Goes Retro
I don’t think anyone is entirely sure why Shaq-Fu has returned to the world of video games. First released way back in 1994 on the SNES, the idea was simple....
Shape of the World Review
Shape of the World is a first-person exploration driven experience. It's more like Journey and Abzu than What Remains of Edith Finch. With abstracted visuals and serene sound design, Hollow Tree...
Golem Review: An Adventure Worth Taking
Golem is a sidescroller puzzle game made by Longbow Games, set in the ruins of an old world. You play as a young human, and by your side is a...
AO International Tennis Review
Disclaimer: Review code provided by the publisher AO Tennis released this January in Australia and New Zealand to an abysmal critical response. AO International Tennis was the game's re-branding effort for its...
The Council Episode 2: Hide and Seek Review
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...
The Council Episode 1: The Mad Ones Review
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...
Juicy Realm Review: Lots Of Juice, Not Much Flavour
Juicy Realm brings a somewhat interesting premise to the Roguelike genre. Plant/animal hybrids are overthrowing humanity. A developer's imagination can run wild with a premise like that, as can the...
City of Brass Review
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...
Murderous Pursuits Review: High Concept, Poorly Executed
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...
Kaet Must Die Review: Well somebody is in for a world of hurt!
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...
Ni no Kuni 2: Revenant Kingdom Review
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...
The Adventure Pals Review – A Good Cartoon Video Game With Too Much Filler
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...
Rogue Aces Review
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...
Extinction Review – Extra! Extra! Giant Orcs Need Beheading!
Extinction takes place in yet another world where your character seems to be the only guy with any clue to what's going on. Set forth to destroy the Ravenii and...
Turmoil: The Heat Is On DLC Review
Turmoil, the oil-rigging strategy sim from developer Gamious, became an underground hit when it was first released on Steam. Because of that, the developers knew that they had struck gold...
Octahedron Review
Octahedron is an epileptic orgy of sights, sounds, and tightly designed platforming. Within seconds, its visual style and effects work make a strong impression. The core gameplay requires no time to...
A Way Out Review – It “Makes You Reflect. It Makes You Feel.”
With Hazelight we aim to take our craft further, and push the boundaries for interactive storytelling and engaging emotional experiences. So far we've only just scratched the surface. Thus reads...
Anamorphine Review (Non-VR)
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