Reviews
City of the Shroud Review
City of the Shroud comes to us from Abyssal Arts as their first full-fledged game in the indie game market. It claims to be a story driven game that uses a strategic combo-based battle system whos sto...
Anamorphine Review
Anamorphine is an interesting and touching story of what it’s like to be close to someone dealing with depression and having some real problems in life but being completely unable to help them. It’s a...
Our Review of La-Mulana 2
For Metroidvania game lovers, this is a great time to be alive! In 2018 alone, we have seen several solid contenders in the genre such as Iconoclasts, Guacamelee 2, and Dead Cells – to name a fe...
Our Dead Cells Review for Nintendo Switch
Usually, I would begin a review like this with some type of personal anecdote that would connect my forthcoming thoughts or experiences with a game. Today, I won’t sugar coat it or waste your time: I ...
Our Review of Garage: Bad Trip
I will never forget my first horror movie: Evil Dead 2. I was about eleven years old and I watched it at my neighbor’s house late one summer evening. While it was campy and over the top even for its t...
Candle: Power of the Flame – Switch Review
Candle: The Power of the Flame Puzzle Adventure Platformers aren’t as prevalent as they once were, but Teku Studios, the developer of Candle: The Power of the Flame, has not only created an enticing a...
Our Review of 1979 Revolution: Black Friday
There are some video games that you do not play to enjoy and, no, I am not talking about rage games, like some of the rogue-likes I have played as of late. What I mean is that there are some games tha...
Camp W is a Magical Adventure
Camp W is the latest in a recent rush of visual novels to arrive on Steam. While we’ve seen everything from pigeon dating sims, the obligatory anime otome adventures, to some downright depressing narr...
Unravel Two Review: A Charming, But Dull Adventure
Unravel Two was a game that I was instantly interested in when unveiled at E3 2018. The idea of playing again as the cute anthropomorphic yarn figure, aptly named Yarny, was enticing, and the experien...