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Hell Clock (PC) Review

One of the most interesting trailers (and announcements) I saw during Summer Game Fest this year was for a game called Hell Clock. Based on a real-world event, The War of Canudos in Brazil in 1896, Hell Clock reframes a real historical…

Immortal Realms: Vampire Wars (PC) Review

It’s no secret that I’m a sucker for most 4X turn-based strategy games. When I had a cursory look at the Steam Store page for Immortal Realms: Vampire Wars, I thought it might be kind of like a more advanced Sid Meier’s…

Mycopunk (PC) Early Access Review

Boomer shooters. Extraction shooters. Looter shooters. All concepts that have made for fun FPS games, but what if all of the above was the case? Enter Mycopunk, the first game from Pigeons at Play and with the backing of the acclaimed Devolver Digital…

Insurgency: Sandstorm (PC) Review

I need to provide a disclaimer up front. I’m going to make quite a lot of comparisons to Team Fortress 2 during the following discussion of Insurgency: Sandstorm. I don’t exactly go out of my way to find new competitive, team-based first-person…

Re-Legion (PC) Review

Oh goody, time to review a game that couldn’t possibly offend anyone or be interpreted as any kind of commentary on the current geopolitical situation at the time of writing. Let’s see what we have here: Re-Legion is a cyberpunk RTS where…

A Long Way Down (PC) Review

Considering the facts that I’m terrified of heights and that my disability considerably increases my risk of falling, I never want to be told I’m in for “a long way down.” The current game in my sights doesn’t exactly lend itself to…

HammerHelm (PC) Review

Given my physical stature and my tendency to let my beard grow unchecked for months at a time, I often jokingly refer to myself among friends as “king of the Dwarves.” Thus, when I learned about HammerHelm’s existence, I felt compelled to…

Islanders – New Shores (PC) Review

The original Islanders was a revelation for me. That may sound strange, but prior to the release of Dorfromantik, Islanders was a relaxing game that I could play to challenge myself while also enjoying a low-impact puzzle game experience. Playable entirely with…

Colonials Programme (PC) Review

I have a feeling this might be the shortest review I’ve ever written. The current subject of my attention is Colonials Programme, a rather simplistic resource management and colony sim game developed and published by CookieLegends. The campaign of Colonials Programme is…

Ruffy and the Riverside (PC) Review

Ruffy and the Riverside caught my attention as soon as it was announced. The Paper Mario-esque character design, along with the classic Collect-a-thon style gameplay, stood out from other Indie games that have attempted the same idea. Ruffy and the Riverside has…