Review: Jupiter Hell Manages Kinetic Action in a Turn-Based Format
I grew up playing all sorts of first person shooters because of Doom—so I’m obviously happy that the Doom franchise is alive and well, and still inspiring games outside of […]
Antal is video game advocate, retro game collector, and video game historian. He is also a small streamer, occasional podcast guest, and writer.
Preview: Glitchpunk Is Throwback Open World Anarchy with a Neon Veneer
I searched Glitchpunk’s Steam page for any reference to early Grand Theft Auto games, specifically the first two, but I’m surprised to find no mention. That’s because, if you’re at […]
Review: Lawn Mowing Simulator Is the Best Lawn Mowing Video Game Ever, Whatever That’s Worth
The phenomenon of slow TV is somewhat recent—who knew that people would enjoy watching mundane things like fires burning or the countryside from inside of a train. Video games have […]
Review: Blightbound Is Best With Friends
I’m a huge fan of cooperative multiplayer games. I love brawlers and action role-playing games, especially if you can play them with friends, either locally or online. Blightbound looked like […]
Review: Get in the Spooky Spirit with Song of Horror
Halloween is technically still a little ways off, but it’s never too early to get into the spooky spirit. Video games, in my opinion, have a way of making you […]
Preview: Rocket Rumble Is a Stylized Take on Kart Racing
There’s nothing quite like couch competitive multiplayer games. Something about sitting around with a group of people who you know while mercilessly beating them in a video game is wholesome […]
Review: Make a Name for Yourself in 1920s Chicago with City of Gangsters
In case you missed it, check out our interview with City of Gangsters developers SomaSim. Chicago in the 1920s has a sort of mythical quality to it, and has been […]
Review: Unbound: Worlds Apart Is a Puzzle Platformer with a Side of Metroidvania
I’ve played a lot of platformers and puzzle platformers over the years—and while I definitely got sick of platformers when I was younger, I’ve been finding myself craving a good […]
Review: Get Packed: Fully Loaded Moves In With More Party Game Fun
If you’re a fan of co-op party-style games like Overcooked! or Tools Up! there have been no shortage of games coming out in that niche genre. Another game in the […]
Review: Neon Lights and Gunfights in The Ascent
I think there’s a severe lack of fun action role-playing games (ARPGs) lately, especially those that go away from the sword and sorcery theme for something a little bit more […]
Review: Puzzle Platformer Omno Nears Perfection
Every once in a while a game can come along and with hardly a word of dialogue, and manage deep and meaningful poignancy. There are few games that affected me […]
Review: Trigger Witch Has a Great Premise but Ultimately Disappoints
I love indie games–there’s a freedom in storytelling and game mechanics in most indie titles that you don’t often see in more mainstream games. It doesn’t mean that every indie […]