Author: Matt Keith
Husband, Father, Gamer, Co-Host of Roll the Level. Here for the hack, slash, loot, repeat!
Dungeon Defenders: Awakened Preview
Some 8 years ago, a little tower defence game emerged from Studio Trendy Entertainment. At the time the genre was still fairly new, at least in the sense that it was making a resurgence. Studios were ...
Vampyr Review for Switch: Porting Can Be Such Sweet Sorrow
Vampyr, the action RPG from Dontnod Entertainment and originally released in June 2018 for PC PS4 and Xbox One, has found a new home on the Nintendo Switch. This newly ported title, courtesy of Saber ...
The Wild Eight Review – Putting the Wild In Wilderness
Part survival, part mystery adventure, The Wild Eight from developer HypeTrain Digital is a fresh take on an arguably over-saturated market. Unique visuals, interesting storytelling mechanics and an i...
Torchlight II Switch Review: Worth Lighting the Torch Again
Grab that sword and dust off that board because Torchlight II has finally dropped on console. After 7 years of waiting, fans of the late Runic Games finally get to dive back into their favorite ARPG w...
Mist Survival Preview
Since the early days of Minecraft, the survival genre has always tried to inject some new concept or idea into the gameplay loop. Sometimes it’s an interesting mechanic, other times it’s a...
DOOM On The Go: DOOM I, II, and III Switch Review
Confession time, I’m a huge Doom fanboy. It was the second FPS shooter I ever played back when owning a Packard Bell 486 meant you were at the top of the PC gaming food chain. Since those early days, ...
They are Billions Xbox One Review
They Are Billions is a dystopian, steampunk, real-time strategy game with one goal; survive the zombie onslaught bent on humanity’s destruction. With some great set pieces, unique development mechanic...
Sea of Solitude Review: A Journey Worth Taking
Some would say that the journey is as important as the destination. In the case of Sea of Solitude, a truer statement has never been made. I’ve spent the last couple of days on a journey through a gam...