Reviews
Starship Corporation – Can We Build It? Yes We Can!
Starship Corporation is a new spaceship tycoon game from indie developer Coronado Games and publisher Iceberg Interactive. It consists of one part spaceship builder and one part real-time ship surviva...
The Council Episode 2: Hide and Seek Review
The Council: Episode 2 Hide and Seek just on May 15th and I had to jump right back into it. Let’s be clear here at the beginning, there may be spoilers ahead. I will try to keep them light and h...
The Banner Saga: A New Home on the Switch
If you like to battle with tactics, if you like role-playing games, if you like the Nintendo Switch, then this is the game for you. The Banner Saga is getting a release for Nintendo’s current powerhou...
Sennheiser GSP 600 Professional Gaming Headset Review
Sennheiser is one of the most well-respected brands in audio equipment and for good reason. They’ve developed a reputation built on quality. Their Game Zero and Game One headsets are regarded as some ...
Robocraft Infinity – A Blocky Creation
The world is in danger and you are on a spaceship with a crafting tool and a bunch of lego type blocks, what do you do? I’ll tell you what you do, you start putting them together to create the best ro...
Wizard of Legend Review
Wizard of Legend was one of many games Kickstarted in 2016, and the duo known as Contingent99 has delivered on the promises made back in those olden days. It’s billed as a dungeon crawler, sort...
Omensight Review
After playing the demo for Omensight at PAX East my hopes for this game were sky high. The action murder mystery concept seemed very different from most other games out there and I was a bit nervous w...
Battle Chasers: Nightwar Switch Review
Battle Chasers: Nightwar is a great example of a Kickstarter done right. With a modest ask of $500,000 developer Airship Syndicate amassed over 14,000 backers and raised over $800,000 in funds. They i...
Draw Deep From the Well in Inked
Last year, I had the opportunity to review 505 Games’ Last Day of June. I opened that review by sharing my convictions about video games as art. I don’t say this in a pretentious way, by any means. Si...