I spent a lot of time with the original UnderMine. At the time of writing this article, I have over 300 hours on PC, and that’s not including the hundreds of hours I spent with it on my Nintendo Switch. Naturally, when…
I’ve had a look at the current Early Access version of Morbid Metal, developed by Screen Juice and published by Ubisoft. Morbid Metal is a “hack-and-slash action Roguelite” in which you’ll “[e]xplore the remains of a distant dystopian future and survive a…
In my never-ending quest to find new and interesting monster-catching RPGs, I decided to try the demo for Lumentale: Memories of Trey. Developed by Beehive Studios and published by Team 17, this game will be released on May 26th for PC as…
My subject today is the current Early Access release of Bloodletter, developed and published by Aldamami Games. Bloodletter is a horror-themed Rogue-like deckbuilder in which you call upon your knowledge about healing both the human body and soul to protect a medieval…
When I started this series, I went into it with the understanding that it’s statistically impossible that every unplayed game I own on Steam would be so immersive and of such high quality that I would voluntarily lose hours upon hours of…
I say it all the time, I like weird and interesting games. Especially when it comes to strange settings in games, compared to what we’re all used to. Aesir Interactive and NightinGames’ The Legend of Khiimori sees you take on the role…
I, like many other people, fell down the Vampire Survivors rabbit hole eons ago. Poncle’s flagship Bullet Heaven captured many hours of my time, and it seems like they may do it again with Vampire Crawlers. After playing several hours of the…
Alright, let’s see what we’ve got here: The demo version of a game that takes place in a medieval, high-fantasy setting, has a pun in its title, and brings back fond memories of making people hate playing against me at Scrabble? Well,…
During a Steam Next Fest, one might say I “consume” an unhealthy amount of game demos within the span of a week. I’ve found one such game demo that metaphorically references eating in a weird way: Dwarf Eats Mountain, developed and published…
If I had a nickel for every game demo I’ve covered in the past month that centers around computer viruses in the Windows XP era, I’d have two nickels. Which isn’t a lot, but it’s weird that it’s happened twice. What we’ve…