Review: The Forest: Survival, Horror
Minor spoilers follow: Developer Endnight describes The Forest as a “terrifying first person survival horror simulator” and it is certainly…
Review: Super Mega Baseball 2 is Fun, Mechanically Satisfying Baseball Bliss
Super Mega Baseball 2—the name alone evokes nostalgia for a bygone era of SNES generation baseball games: full of…
Review: Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery is Just a Shame
Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery, a mobile game developed by Jam City, boasts some pretty high production values for a mobile title. But…
Review: Despite its Art, Accessibility, Genetic Disaster Can’t Stand Among its Peers
Genetic Disaster by French developer Team8 Studio is co-op, multidirectional shoot ‘em up in the style of Enter the Gungeon…
Review: Cologne – Crash and Burn
From the Tron-style motorbikes, to the tube-shaped tracks allowing a full spiral of movement, Cologne, an arcade-style racing title developed…
Review: BATTLETECH is Back–All Systems Phenomenal
BattleTech is back—though, it never really left completely. Started as a tabletop game in 1984, the BattleTech franchise has spawned…
Review: Lightslinger Heroes Zeroes In On Your Wallet, Forgoes Fun
One of the arcade games I sunk the most time into (and spent the most quarters on) as a kid…
Review: The Thin Silence’s Mental Health Message Lost in Purple Prose and Sluggish Gameplay
The Thin Silence developed by Two PM is a little difficult to talk about. It’s not because its themes are…
Review: A Robot Named Fight is a Grotesque “Metroguelite” Anyone Can Love
A Robot Named Fight is developer Matt Bitner’s carefully crafted homage to the games he loved as a kid. Even…
Review: God of War Grows Up
God of War has grown up. That’s easily the first impression most fans of the series will have when they…
Review: The Spatials: Galactology–To Boldly Build, Mine, and Trade
There’s this weird little thrill you get when playing a strategy management title. It’s the moment when you lay out…
Review: Nintendo Labo is Way More than Just Cardboard
Few people know that Nintendo actually has a history before video games—notably, the first product they produced were Hanafuda playing…
