Long Gone Days (PC) Review
Whenever I hear about a turn-based game, I tend to stay away. I prefer having a full hand in the action that plays out with combat that is based on skill and less so on chance and intense strategy. I felt the…
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Cocoon (PC) Review
You may remember that strange, slightly muted in sections, but often times colorful and mind-bending puzzle game from this year’s faux-E3 showcases. Particularly the Day of the Devs where Geometric Interactive and Annapurna Interactive showed off the stunning Cocoon from designer Jeppe Carlsen, designer of Limbo and Inside. To…
The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood (PC) Review
I love Narrative-focused games. However, when it comes to things like visual novels, I find that my experience with them is hit-or-miss. Having really enjoyed Deconstructeam’s The Red Strings Club, The Cosmic Wheel Sisterhood caught my attention, especially after Taylor wrote about…
Bang-On Balls: Chronicles (PC) Review
Other than a few scattered memes, I had never heard of Country Balls before I caught wind of Bang-On Balls: Chronicles. My draw to the game which has been in Early Access for more than two years was the premise of an…
Wargroove 2 (PC) Review
I’m one of those weirdos who still has their DS by the bedside or in a drawer in their desk. Sometimes you just want to play Advance Wars. This year has been fantastic for fans of the turn-based strategy genre, particularly from…
The Texas Chain Saw Massacre (PC) Review
With the Asymmetrical Horror genre being a very unstable area of the gaming market, I wanted to let this review simmer for a little bit. This game comes among the recent closure of Video Horror Society, the relentlessly successful yet buggy performance…
El Paso, Elsewhere (PC) Review
In 2023, there’s been a wealth of games that honor the classics. Warhammer 40K: Boltgun honors DOOM, Viewfinder honors Myst, and now, El Paso, Elsewhere honors Max Payne. The latter hasn’t picked up much steam and is currently quite under the radar. That’s…
Afterimage (PC) Review
The Metroidvania genre is full of variety. There are Metroidvanias that lean more toward the Souls-like side of focusing on difficulty and exploration. Alternatively, there are Metroidvanias that lean more into the exploration and narrative side of things. Afterimage is in a…
Beyond Contact (PC) Review
When I first heard about Beyond Contact, I saw the pitch as “Don’t Starve in space” and I was drawn in without hesitation. The open-world survival crafting genre got stale for me half a decade ago, but the exemplary titles in the genre (like…
Enchanted Portals (PC) Review
When I first saw that Enchanted Portals existed, I was slightly intrigued since the art style was very similar to Cuphead’s iconic designs. It is so prevalent that many people go about simply calling this game “The Cuphead Clone.” To say that…