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People of Note (PC) Review

Annapurna Interactive is one of those studios that develops and publishes some of the most fascinating games in recent memory. While their latest offering, Mixtape, has caught the eyes and ire of many, there is one game that came out right before…

Lego Batman: Legacy of the Dark Knight (PC) Review

I have loved the Lego games for a long time. I’ve played almost all of them, too, with all of the Lego Batman and Lego DC games being high on my list of favorites. TT Games has hit it out of the…

Thrifty Business (PC) Review

Even the most intense gamers need a break, and there’s no shortage of cozy, wholesome games to serve as a breather, whether it’s from life or even other video games. It’s the idea of having complete agency over a space, with deep…

Gunboat God (PC) Review

You can tell a video game is brimming with style from the first few seconds of its trailer. Gunboat God certainly has that hook, as one glance at its vibrant colors, flashy visuals, and compelling gameplay loop, and it’s quick to turn heads and…

Clockwork Ambrosia (PC) Review

I love Metroidvania games a lot. I find myself wishlisting a lot of them when I see them pop up either in my inbox or on my Steam recommendations list. As such, Clockwork Ambrosia was on my radar before its release date.…

Directive 8020 (PC) Review

Of all the games that I have been pining for over the last year, Directive 8020 has been near the top of the list consistently. Another horror choose your own adventure game from Supermassive Games, the masterminds behind The Dark Pictures Anthology…

Feline Forensics and the Meowseum Mystery (PC) Review

I love noir mysteries and puzzle games. The Agatha Christie games from Microids are solid examples of this, as are the Duck Detective games. Now, a new game has joined the roster of my regular mystery rotation. Feline Forensics and the Meowseum…

Wax Heads (PC) Review

You kids today have things so easy, with your music streaming platforms that pay artists a pittance. Back in my day, if we wanted to acquire music through the Internet, we had to buy songs in a proprietary format on iTunes. Or,…

Bus Bound (PC) – Review

A handful of years later, and I am still both positively and negatively talking about Stillalive Studios’ previous bus-based simulation game. It would seem like poor form to mention it by name in the opening line of the review of the new…

Aether & Iron (PC) – Review

I was almost a very sad man last month, as I looked forlornly at Seismic Squirrel and Chaos Theory Games’ Aether & Iron after not seeing a review copy land on my doorstep. However, that was simply a problem with our emails,…