Evil West – Review
Even though AAA games have seen a renaissance in the past few years, unique experiences like Evil West are still...
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Goat Simulator 3 – Review
Back in 2014, an unsuspecting public was hit with the original Goat Simulator. There were obvious issues, but the game...
Ship of Fools – Review
Ship of Fools is a mashup that combines roguelikes and relationship-testing couch co-op games like Overcooked and Moving Out, developed...
Frozen Flame – Review
Since survival games are currently so popular, it's time for them to be broken down into sub-genres so that players...
Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales – Review
When it comes to Spider-Man films, Into the Spider-Verse is up there with the best of them. Truly, I enjoy...
Ballads of Hongye – Review
Ballads of Hongye reinterprets many conventions of building strategy while featuring stunning visuals and a refreshing take on the genre....
McPixel 3 – Review
The decision to wait a full decade after McPixel's success to release a sequel is as absurd as it should...
Sackboy: A Big Adventure – Review
In the midst of all the attention Sony gets for its grandiose action-adventure games (Horizon: Forbidden Continent, Uncharted) and depressing...
New Tales from the Borderlands – Review
Telltale Games, a company whose games were pioneers of the interactive fiction genre, suddenly ceased operations four years ago. Multiple...
Floodland – Review
Floodland is a survival simulator where you build a town in a dystopian future where climate change has wreaked havoc....
Warhammer 40,000: Shootas, Blood & Teef – Review
Based on my shaky math, Warhammer 40.000: Shootas, Blood, & Teef is the 300th Warhammer game to be released in...
Somerville – Review
Time to wind down the day. They're all snoozing in front of the TV, with the dog curled up at...
Deadlink – Review
It may be hard to see into the future, but one thing is certain: people will always be plagued by...
Cultic – Review
Nighttime Cultic play is not recommended, as I recently discovered. Those who are easily frightened by chainsaws and the supernatural...
Case of the Golden Idol – Review
Making an artistic work is often discussed in film, literature, and music. It's as if Kubrick wrought each negative by...
Kao The Kangaroo – Review
With the remake of Kao the Kangaroo, Tate Multimedia is giving a long-forgotten but much-loved platforming mascot a second chance...
