Author: James Evans
Superliminal Review for PC
The puzzle game genre has felt stale for some time now. Portal and The Witness were excellent additions, the first for its unique physics puzzles and off-the-rails sci-fi feel and the second because ...
New Super Lucky’s Tale Review for Nintendo Switch
New Super Lucky’s Tale (NSLT) is Playful Studios’ newest adventure, featuring the titular Lucky, a fox, and descendant of the legendary Guardians, who must recover pages from a mysterious book. Along...
Sea Salt Review for PC
The Lovecraftian mythos has been all the rage in board and video games for the past decade or so, and Sea Salt looks hops aboard this trend like a diseased, possessed rat. The game features an RTS-li...
Dragon Quest I, II, and III Review for Switch
Dragon Quest is a classic JRPG from the nascent stages of video game development. It introduced elements of combat and progression that can still be seen today, let alone its catchy tunes and classic...
Crying Suns: A Review of Intergalactic Proportions
The rogue-like genre seems to be booming lately. The latest generation of rogue-likes seemed to have erupted from Darkest Dungeon’s momentum. Alt Shift’s Crying Suns features some conceptual similar...
Wreckin’ Ball Adventure Review for PC
Platformers come in all shapes and sizes. Don’t Bite Devs’ new platformer, Wreckin’ Ball Adventure, comes in a bouncy ball-shaped package, complete with lasers, lava, a grappling hook, and other feat...
Tidal Tribe Review
One thing is absolutely obvious when starting Tidal Tribe – it is a massive venture for a single person. There are no AAA, crack graphics squads putting together life-like worlds. Rather, the develo...
Lost Orbit: Terminal Velocity Review
Lost Orbit, an indie arcade-style action game, was originally released in 2015 to Steam by its developer/publisher PixelNAUTS. Lost Orbit: Terminal Velocity is a rework/expansion on the original game...
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