BDSM: Big Drunk Satanic Massacre
The game under review is for mature audiences. BDSM: Big Drunk Satanic Massacre is a game that prides itself as a satirical action RPG. It is a Big Way Games' production and it comes across as Doom told from...
Indivisible Review
Indivisible is very much the sum of its parts, which is ironic since the game's title word means unable to be separated or divided, an intentional choice to describe many of the themes presented throughout...
What the Golf? Review
Golf games have seemingly been around as long as gaming has existed. The inherent inactivity of the sport means that developers have been able to translate it to even the most modest hardware and still...
Crying Suns Review
I've looked at and played quite a few FTL-like games in the time since I finally pried myself away from that addictive romp through space. Few have lived up to the quality and outright fun...
Daymare: 1998 Review
Let’s start this review by saying that I am a huge Resident Evil series fan. I play every entry in the series. I've been following the franchise since Resident Evil 2. With that in mind,...
River Legends: A Fly Fishing Adventure Review
Growing up, I played quite a few fishing games. I’ve not played one in a while now, but the idea of a pixel art fly fishing game seemed like an interesting premise. The nostalgia of...
Time Break 2121 Review
Considering how popular SUPERHOT was/is, it's odd that so few games have followed its unique design. The idea of manipulating time with movement has been seen occasionally, but I can't recall anything in the shooter...
Outworld Battlegrounds Review
Outworld Battlegrounds is a battle royale game from indie video game developer HitGrab Game Labs. This is a recent entry into the over-saturated genre of battle royale games. However, this should not deter players from...
Katamari Damacy REROLL review
I have been a big Katamari fan since it originally released 15 or so years ago. Even though the series has languished for most of this decade, only being pushed forward by very disappointing mobile games,...
Rebel Galaxy Outlaw Review
We’re definitely in the renaissance of space sim games. The original Rebel Galaxy made some waves five years ago when it took the typical space sim design and turned it into something reminiscent of tall...
Gris Review
There aren’t a lot of games that really get to me on an emotional level. Some games try to do it so obviously that, even when it’s well crafted, it doesn’t seem so genuine. Gris...
Warlocks 2: God Slayers Review
Although I am not a big fan of RPGs, I must admit that the ones that usually attract me the most are the ones that combine the characteristics of that genre with aspects of other game...
Sword & Souls Neverseen Review
Sword and Souls Neverseen is a turn based Rpg where you can traverse through a world fight enemies and upgrade your character weapons. In Swords & Souls: Neverseen you find yourself shipwrecked and caught up...
Trover Saves the Universe Review
By now, Justin Roiland might be one of the most recognizable voices in cartoon animation. The popularity of Rick and Morty along with some other well-known shows featuring his voice have ensured that. Trover Saves...
My Friend Pedro Review
I’m starting to think that whoever decides what games Devolver Digital will publish is just really into weird short games. My Friend Pedro falls right in line with the structure of being a very strange...
Minion Masters Review
Back when Clash Royale came out, I was in love with the game. At least until I got to the Legendary rank and found myself smashing my head against people who had spent hundreds if...
Zanki Zero: Last Beginning Review
Sometimes I think the fine folks at Spike Chunsoft have a worst name competition in their office for their games. After putting out Danganronpa and key members working on this title, they go with Zanki...
Crashbots Review
Sometimes it feels like developers are trying to do too many things to build a unique game. The games that stand out these days, especially in the indie world, are games that have a solid...
Numgeon Review
Sometimes you just need a simple game to occupy your time. There are a ton of them out there, some are even free, but not all of them are worth even filling that minor role. ...
Katana ZERO Review
Indie games tend to lean heavily between gameplay and story. Usually one is definitively the lead foot and the other is less of a focus for the developers. Once in a while, a smaller developer...
Fate Hunters Review
Sometimes an indie game builds a sub-genre. Not quite carving out an entire chunk of Steam like Rogue Legacy did by creating roguelite, but building a trend of similarly designed games for years to come....
RICO Review
The launch trailer for Rico made it look like at least a somewhat interactive crime drama wherein the bulk of the gameplay would center on kicking in doors and shooting bad guys. Even after booting...
Tom Clancy’s The Division 2 Review
When I first saw The Division 2 I was concerned about a number of things. Despite enjoying the first game, I felt like the setting of New York in winter was a cornerstone in establishing...
Caligula Effect Overdose Review
Caligula Effect Overdose is the ground-up remake of a Persona-like that was destined to struggle when it released on the PS Vita in 2016 and only a few months before Persona 5. Yeah, this game...
Ape Out Review
I’ve often said I’m a fan of short games. Especially if they are unique, but would obviously wear out their interesting style if they stuck around too long. Sometimes though, things can be short and...
Wargroove Review
Advance Wars was one of the few handheld based strategy series ever developed. It excelled at being simple and easy to pick up, but had a difficulty curve that meant as the game went on,...
Void Slayer – Review
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