Reviews
Updated Undying PC Launch Review
Undying is an RPG, adventure, and action game developed by Vanimals for multiple platforms, including PC. In this emotional survival game, you play as Anling, whose task is to save Cody’s son du...
Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader PC Review – Per Aspera Ad Astra
Coming from developer Owlcat Games (Pathfinder: Kingmaker, Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous), Warhammer 40,000: Rogue Trader is a turn-based tactical cRPG that aims to immerse players in the grim da...
Gangs of Sherwood PC Review: A New, if Lackluster, Tale of Robin Hood
Nacon’s and Appeal Studios’ Gangs of Sherwood is a surprisingly fun and beautiful game that will take you to medieval England, where you will fight for control of the lands of Sherwood For...
Doomsday Paradise Review – A Date Beneath A Blazing Apocalypse
A deadly date, a zombie, incoming disaster, and fabulous abs. Doomsday paradise washed up on Steam during November, but we’ve only just managed the vacation time to get away and try it out ourselves. ...
Little Goody Two Shoes – PC Review
I had a chance to try out a very unique game that is incredibly difficult to attribute to any specific genre. After all, when you read through the description of Little Goody Two Shoes on its Steam pa...
Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous – The Lord of Nothing DLC Review
Owcat Games’ Pathfinder: Wrath of the Righteous just got its fifth major DLC. The Lord of Nothing continues the events of Through the Ashes, featuring a number of familiar characters and introducing s...
For the King II PC Review: As Frustrating as It Is Fun
There are never too many good cooperative RPGs, and discovering diamonds among the mountains of indie titles is not easy, but at this time of year, when the AAA releases are fading, the time of intere...
Dungeons 4 PC Review – The Evil is Back in Town
Coming from developer Realmfroge Studios and publisher Kalypso Media, Dungeons 4 invites you back to the throne of the Absolute Evil. It’s time to amass your armies of greedy creatures, slap around so...
Jusant Review – Moving the Walking Simulator in a New Direction
Don’t know if the studio behind Tell me Why and Life is Strange, I’ve just read you sign on multiple platforms now. Follows up the mountain as we explore Jusant. Have you ever wanted to ju...