Aaero Review: A Rhythm Game For Dubstep Enthusiasts
I've never been a fan of rhythm or music games. I've also never been the biggest fan of Dubstep music. However, Aaero serves as a decent...
Into the Breach Review: Perfect-Approximate Tactical Roguelite
Into the Breach, aka Kaiju Chess, aka the unexpected reboot of The NeverEnding Story, excels across the (64 tile) board. It’s gameplay and minimalist...
Mittelborg: City of Mages – So Early It’s Ethereal
Mittelborg: City of Mages is an interesting game recently released on Steam early access. It bills itself as a rogue-like strategy game set in...
Finding Paradise Review: To the Moon’s Sequel Is a Beautiful Success
Freebird Games’ Finding Paradise doesn’t care what you want. It doesn’t care about genre expectations or consistency in game mechanics. The game has a...
Planet Alpha Review: All Style, No Substance
Planet Alpha is a fantastic example of the trade-off that small developers are forced to make. Most Indie Games can’t match big titles in every...
Spinnortality Review: Helping Tech Destroy the World
Spinnortality is a game that knows what it is good at, it’s currently available on Steam. It finds its own strengths and amplifies them for the...
Mindlessly Chaotic : Brakes Are For Losers Reviewed
Playing Brakes Are For Losers is an excruciating experience. It’s a game that puts in minimal effort to callback to arcade racers of old,...
Treasure Adventure World Review: Come Sail Away
Treasure Adventure World had a long way to go before it was done. Especially if we count its precursor, Treasure Adventure Game. Treasure Adventure...
My Memory of Us Review: Touching Holocaust Drama
My Memory of Us is a charming title that uses a beautiful art style with a whimsical touch to tell a story about two children...
Battle Chasers Nightwar Review: Good and Empty
Turn-based RPGs are my bread and almond butter. As such, during its tenure on Kickstarter Battle Chasers Nightwar was a deafening bleep on my...
39 Days to Mars Reviewed: Beautiful Steampunk Tomfoolery
Imagine how the future looked as a child. Do you remember? Do you remember the moment when you could do anything at all? When...
Treasure Hunter Simulator Review: Digging up a Diamond?
Treasure Hunter Simulator is a game which managed to be surprising in a few different ways. Firstly it's use of the term 'simulator', isn't...
LeGrand Legacy Reviewed : A JRPG To Cozy up to
Jakarta-based Semisoft releases their first game on Steam on January 24th, just over a year after reaching their funding goal on Kickstarter. LeGrand Legacy Tale...
The Gardens Between Review: Ambient Nostalgia
The Gardens Between launches on September 20thon Switch, PlayStation, and Steam. It’s a puzzle based title which does a lot with some limited controls, it's...
Sunless Skies Review: Gothic Space Adventure
Sunless Skies is the latest entry into a series of narrative-driven Gothic role playing games. The game has gone some strange places, both literally...
Tacoma May Be Set in Outer Space, But It’s Not Out of This World
It was Summer 2016, and I had just finished Gone Home, a story-rich walking simulator set in the mid 90’s. You play as Kaitlin...