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Marvel Tōkon: Fighting Souls (PC) Review

Editor’s Note: The author of this review is reviewing it solely on the game’s merit with mild knowledge of source material. Marvel Tokon is stated by the developers as a love letter to both Japanese Anime and Marvel Comics, so opinions here…

Defender of the Crown: The Legend Returns (PC) Review

My subject today is a remade, modernized version of a game that was reportedly popular nearly a decade before I was even born, which I’m sure means I’m more than qualified to evaluate it. What we’ve got here is Defender of the…

Duskfade (PC) Review

If you’ve been reviewing games and covering games as long as I have, you start to get a sense for games that have a certain special quality to them. I’ve been reviewing and covering games for half of my 32 years of…

Ledgerbound (PC) Review

If I were one of an archetypal party of RPG heroes locked in the throes of battle with a dastardly final boss, just about the last thing I would want to have to worry about is whether or not the adventurers’ insurance…

Backyard Baseball 2026 (PC) Review

Many games defined my childhood: Star Wars Battlefront II (`05), Super Monkey Ball Deluxe, SSX Tricky, Fuzion Frenzy, & Backyard Baseball! To say that Playground Productions has reactivated parts of my childhood memory is an understatement. The recent re-releases of the classic…

Big Walk (PC) Review

When most people think about open-world games, they often believe that more is better. More people, more buildings, more missions, more items, and more everything. House House has done the opposite of that and managed to make less better in their newest…

Gunstoppable (PC) Review

I have gladly welcomed the surge in roguelite FPS games flooding the Steam marketplace lately. Whether it’s Deadzone Rogue, Abyssus, or Voidbreaker, leveraging my twitch reflexes and longstanding prowess in battle arenas with a sense of regular progression and diversity in runs is…

Abyssus (PC) Review

To intentionally misquote Friedrich Nietzsche: “If you gaze for long into Abyssus, then Abyssus gazes also into you.” My subject today is Abyssus, developed by DoubleMoose Games and published by The Arcade Crew. Abyssus presents itself as “a fast-paced 1-to-4 player FPS…

Teeto (PC) Review

I love collect-a-thon platformers as much as the next guy. There’s something about colorful worlds full of colorful characters and secrets that usually gets me eager to explore. Unfortunately, Teeto doesn’t quite excite me the same way that some of the genre…

Forensics: Crime Scene Detective (PC) – Review

Is it fair to say Forensics: Crime Scene Detective is the most German of German simulators? I don’t mean that in a bad way, like the sloppy German simulators; I mean the OMSIs of the German simulator. Developed by Binary Impact and…