Celestial Return is an engaging newcomer to the cyberpunk noir narrative genre that gives players meaningful choices through a dice mechanic.
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Echo Isle Review | Bite-Sized Hero
From the vibrant visuals to the snappy gameplay, it’s evident that Echo Isle was designed to be a love letter to the 90s.
Dead or Alive 6: Last Round Review | Not a Definitive Fighter
From the abrasive language used in a Call of Duty lobby to the salt farms of … Dead or Alive 6: Last Round Review | Not a Definitive FighterRead more
007 First Light Review | Licence to Thrill
One of the best things about experiencing new art, be it an album, a movie, or … 007 First Light Review | Licence to ThrillRead more
NBA The Run Review | Back To The Streets
It’s 2003. You get home from school, toss your backpack across the room, grab a snack … NBA The Run Review | Back To The StreetsRead more
Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus II Review | Perfectly Adeptus
Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus II, developed by Bulwark Studios and published by Kasedo Games, is the long-awaited … Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus II Review | Perfectly AdeptusRead more
Dead as Disco Early Access Review | Bring the Fun-k
After sinking 9 hours into the Early Access build, I am confident that I will love Dead as Disco once it crosses the finish line.
Directive 8020 Review | Hostile Takeover
Over the last decade, the team at Supermassive Games has really carved out a unique niche … Directive 8020 Review | Hostile TakeoverRead more
Tiny Bookshop Review | Little Shop, Big Chill
Tiny Bookshop is the ideal cozy and chill game to play to destress after a long day. It’s low stress, easy to learn, and best of all, fun!
OPUS: Prism Peak Review | The Perfect Shot
OPUS: Prism Peak is vibrant, thought-provoking, and even manages to stir the emotions by the end of its cerebral narrative.
The Rogue Prince Of Persia Review | Slashing & Dashing
The Rogue Prince has things to like, such as the soundtrack, movement, and level design, but it’s held back by repetitive combat.
John Carpenter’s Toxic Commando Review | Friend Fueled Frenzy
Toxic Commando can be an intense solo survival shooter, but the game is at its best when playing with friends.
Luma Island Review | Cozy As Can Be
Despite not having a real narrative hook, Luma Island’s cozy gameplay loop has kept me engaged for over a dozen hours.
GreedFall: The Dying World Review | Feel the Friction
I really wanted to like GreedFall: The Dying World, but 15 hours in, I found the rough edges too persistent to confidently recommend.
SLEEP AWAKE Review | Dreamlike Nightmare
Sleep Awake from Cory Davis and Robin Finck blends dreamlike visuals with nightmarish concepts to make for a mesmerizing experience.
Romeo is a Dead Man Review | Where For Art Thou, Bloody Space Chainsword?
When it comes to crazy, hyper-violent action games with style spilling out of the seams, few … Romeo is a Dead Man Review | Where For Art Thou, Bloody Space Chainsword?Read more
Deadzone: Rogue Review | Void Slayer
For someone who doesn’t typically play roguelites, I am as surprised as you that I’m writing … Deadzone: Rogue Review | Void SlayerRead more
Shadows of Rose Review | Into the Moldverse
The Shadows of Rose DLC is a great time for fans of the two main Resident Evil games that came before it.
Section 13 Review | In Good Company
Section 13 is still a solid action roguelite that makes up for its lack of engaging story with fast and fun gameplay.
Days Gone Review | Freaks & Deeks
Days Gone from Bend Studio is a great game, and I really enjoyed my time with it. But that’s not to say it’s perfect.
Alone in the Dark Review | Darkness Reimagined
It’s interesting to witness a game development studio experiment with a different genre, like when Relic … Alone in the Dark Review | Darkness ReimaginedRead more
Dreams of Another Review | Guns, Pajamas, and Introspective Philosophy
Dreams of Another splashed onto the scene earlier this year with an eye-catching and delightfully odd … Dreams of Another Review | Guns, Pajamas, and Introspective PhilosophyRead more
Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition Review | Backlog Breaker
Lara Croft has a very special place in gaming history. She’s a character that’s revisited every … Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition Review | Backlog BreakerRead more
Wolfenstein: The New Order Review | Backlog Breaker
Much like BJ, Wolfenstein has more than just good looks. The game has a lot to say, if only you’re willing to have a conversation with it.