Review: Beyond Blue is a Love Letter to the Ocean
I loved Subnautica and Soma. They’re two very different games, but they’re both terrifying glimpses into the deep unknown. But those games were built to scare, and weren’t so […]
Antal is video game advocate, retro game collector, and video game historian. He is also a small streamer, occasional podcast guest, and writer.
Review: Super Holobunnies: Pause Café is Wasted Potential
I’ve been sitting here, trying to think of an intro to Super Holobunnies: Pause Café that doesn’t give away my feelings for the game. But it’s hard. See, Super Holobunnies […]
Review: Throw Knight Squad on the Switch Party Game Pile
Party games aren’t really that easy a sell right now, especially couch party games. I mean, with COVID-19, and the protesting, it’s not exactly the time to get together with […]
Preview: Land of the Rising Sun FighterSamurai Shodown Coming to PC June 11th
Samurai Shodown is a long running series that had its most recent modern release last year, after an eleven year hiatus. It’s made its way to every console—including Nintendo […]
Review: Fly Punch Boom! Recreates Anime-Style Fights like No Other Fighting Game
I know there are plenty of fighting games based on anime franchises. And they do a pretty good job of showing the insanity that can happen in the course of […]
Review: Poly Bridge 2 is Bridge Building Comfort Food
I spent a lot of time playing Flash games on Newgrounds.com back in the ancient days. There were some really innovative games back then. I don’t think the physics bridge […]
Preview: Deck of Ashes is a Super Grim Deckbuilder
I love card battlers and deckbuilders. I don’t even have to be building a deck to enjoy the strategy some card games employ. I think my love affair started with […]
Preview: Our Impressions from the Gorgeous Everspace 2 Prototype
I love open world games with deep exploration. Even better, I love space and spaceships. That’s why I was thrilled when I got the chance to play the Everspace 2 […]
Review: Enigmatic Resolutiion is an Often Inexplicable, Always Grim Cyberpunk Adventure
Resolutiion is a game that is often inexplicable, and extremely enigmatic. When you first play it, you might be reminded of Hyper Light Drifter—and while there are definitely similarities, Resolutiion […]
Review: Red Wings: Aces of the Sky Crashes and Burns
World War I aviation is rarely a subject for video games. It’s too bad, because World War I had some crazy stories—dogfights that ended with a pistol shot, and life […]
Review: Co-Op Space Team VR Challenges the Rabble with Technobabble
Virtual reality has so much untapped potential. For the first few years, the landscape of games for VR was barren and craggy—full of tech demos masquerading as full games, with […]
Preview: Steampunk Drillship Enthusiasts Can Now Bring Their Friends with them into Volcanoids
Drillships aren’t a thing in real life, but they really should be. I’m not saying I want to live in a world where I’m under the constant threat of volcanic […]