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Serious Sam: Tormental (PC) Review

If there’s one genre that’s been done to death, it’s the roguelike. Ever since Binding of Isaac took off as a premier indie darling in 2011, many others have emulated its success with brilliant ideas, airtight combat, and a pulse-pounding sense of urgency to…

Return to Monkey Island Announced for 2022 Release

The Monkey Island series is a beloved Point-and-Click franchise that has been around for three decades in various forms. However, it has been over a decade since we’ve seen a new entry in the franchise. Now, fans of the Monkey Island games…

Trek to Yomi (PC) Preview

First revealed last year during Devolver Digital’s E3 presentation and then making more waves during last month’s State of Play, Trek to Yomi is a love letter to classic samurai films in every aspect. I had the chance to play a preview…

Weird West (PC) Review

One of the games that I’ve been looking most forward to this year has been Weird West. Mixing folklore and the supernatural in an American frontier setting is appealing on its own and adding in a focus on various immersive elements captured…

Card Shark (PC) Demo Preview

I was going to start this article with some needlessly heartfelt spiel about “believing in the heart of the cards,” but I honestly haven’t watched or played anything related to Yu-Gi-Oh! in so long that I’ve forgotten what that’s all about in…

Shadow Warrior 3 (PS4) Review

Now before I get into this review, I should provide a bit of a disclaimer. I haven’t played either of the previous Shadow Warrior games. Granted, that is actually the point of this review. I have heard great things about them, but…

Weird West Is Launching On Xbox Game Pass

Just one day after The Game Awards and announcing that Xbox Game Pass for PC has been rebranded as the much better-named PC Game Pass, Microsoft held an ID@Xbox Gathering Showcase to promote some future indie games coming to their platforms. Although…

Death’s Door (Switch) Review

Every now and then a game will catch my attention that is, shall we say, a bit out of my comfort zone. Death’s Door fits this description due to the Souls-esque elements that it contains. However, Death’s Door does have a few…

Gris (PC) Review

When you look out into the wonderfully expansive sea of indie games, you can see specific types of games that aren’t as common in the AAA market. One such type for example is games that heavily use symbolism as a vehicle to…

Death’s Door (Xbox One) – Review

Death’s Door is an isometric, hacky-slashy, Souls-like with the adventure of a Zelda-like and the grimness of the aforementioned Demon’s/Dark Souls. You play as a crow-reaper in a world that has, more or less, cured death. You are basically middle-management in death’s accountancy firm. Your first…