Author: David Sanders

David Sanders is, at his core, a man who's just trying to get through his game backlog before the heat death of the universe, and yet can't seem to stop adding to said game backlog. He greatly enjoys many different varieties of games, particularly several notable RPGs and turn-based strategy titles. When he's not helping to build or plan computers for friends, he can usually be found gaming on his personal machine or listening to an audiobook to unwind.

Greenhearth Necromancer Out Now

When you hear the word “necromancer,” you probably think of a stereotypically evil character who intends to reanimate an army of the undead with which to eradicate the living. Well, what if I told you there’s at least one necromancer who doesn’t…
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Bit Golem Announces Pool of Madness

Alright, let’s see what we’ve got here: A game called Pool of Madness that isn’t about any body of water once I’ve entered it? Well, Bit Golem, you’ve got my attention! Bit Golem, developers of the VR horror game Dagon: by H.P.…
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Death by Scrolling Coming to Consoles

Alright, let’s see what sorts of press releases found their way to my email inbox today. Death by Scrolling, you say? Wow, someone made an entire game about my experience on every social media platform I’ve ever used! What I mean is…
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Fulqrum Publishing Reveals Inquisitor Simulator

Everybody expects me to begin this article with a Monty Python reference! Too bad I usually fall short of most people’s expectations. Anyway, Fulqrum Publishing has announced their upcoming joint venture with developer edyan.dev by the name of Inquisitor Simulator, which will…
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Minos (PC) Review

To intentionally misquote the Soldier from Team Fortress 2: “You are like the Cyclops of Greek myth, except you are the Minotaur of Greek myth, and almost everyone hates you!” What we’ve got here is Minos, developed by Artificer and published by…
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