Reviews
Bullet Witch – The PC Port that nobody asked for
Bullet Witch was originally released in 2007 for Xbox 360. Even back then it received only mixed reviews at best. Now, 11 years later, suddenly a PC port appears. While fans of other games are begging...
Football Manager Touch 2018 – Switch Review
For many of us, pulling on some virtual studs seems like an entirely sensible option when it comes to soccer. If you can swing a mythical sword in video games, then leading your favorite team to cup g...
BattleTech: Welcome to the Succession Wars Era!
Greetings Mechwarriors! It’s good to see you back and ready for more hard work in the Periphery! Many of you will be unfamiliar with the origins of this game, and that’s fine. Back in t...
Guns of Icarus Alliance – Death From Above
The sun is shining through the clouds, the birds are chirping as they fly by, you are sitting on the deck of your steampunk airship. Suddenly you are rocked by an explosion, and you are almost knocked...
Light Fall Review – Use The Shadows to Save The World
Are you afraid of the shadows? Do you know what happens when you go into them? The main character is a shadow character, and he utilizes the shadow to move quickly through the map. Using the Shadow Co...
Our Monster Prom Review
Children can be absolute monsters, but in Monster Prom that is far more true than you might imagine. This indie game from Beautiful Glitch crams ghouls, zombies, vampires, and maniacal hellspawn into ...
Jotun – Our Nintendo Switch Review
Jotun is one of those excellent indie games that just makes you realize how lucky we are to live in a gaming world where it’s not only the AAA titles that rise to the top. Originally released to...
Our Review for A Robot Named Fight
I cannot state enough how much I love a good Metroidvania-style game. Both Super Metroid and Castlevania: Symphony of the Night are among my all-time favorite side-scrolling classics. With that in min...
Layers of Fear: Legacy Review – Nintendo Switch
Super squeamish when it comes to horror, I avoid them in every media format at all costs or I don’t sleep well but something about the name Layers of Fear, along with the artistry drew me like a...