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The Dark Eye: Book of Heroes Review
Book of Heroes is the latest game in The Dark Eye fantasy universe created by Ulrich Kiesow and launched by Schmidt Spiel & Freizeit GmbH and Droemer Knaur Verlag in 1984. Incredibly popular in Ge...
Stela Review for PC
Stela is an atmospheric platformer about a young woman’s journey through a dying world. SkyBox Labs has done a great job with the environment and music. Unfortunately, there are a few things that keep...
Poly Bridge 2 Review for PC
Dry Cactus, the developer of Poly Bridge, is back with another bridge building game, aptly called Poly Bridge 2. Just like the very popular original, you are once again tasked with getting vehicles fr...
The Academy: The First Riddle Review: Not The Back To School We Hoped For
The Academy: The First Riddle is a brand new tale from Pine Studio. The same team that sent players speed running through SEUM turn the page on a very different chapter as we head back to school and t...
Saints Row The Third Remastered Review – Beautiful but Buggy
Saints Row the Third Remastered promised us a beautiful but still faithful rendition of our batshit crazy adventures from the original. What we got was a surprisingly gorgeous game with updated NPCs, ...
Minecraft Dungeons Review
A year or two ago, if you told me Mojang Studios, the developer behind the crazily successful sandbox game Minecraft, was making a new game based on the Minecraft universe, I would have guessed they w...
Gunfire Reborn Review for PC
You don’t see many first-person shooter (FPS) rogue-likes, so I approached Gunfire Reborn with some skepticism, about how it would work. Within the first run, you can instantly see the potential if yo...
Aeronautica Imperialis: Flight Command Aims High In Our Quick Hit Review
Aeronautica Imperialis: Flight Command is just the latest in a long line of games to fly out of the Warhammer hanger, so we decided to strap in and see if Orks really can fly or if this new adventure ...
Monster Train Review: Start Train-ing Now
Every now and then a game comes out of left field that surprises you in ways you didn’t know you wanted to be surprised. Shiny Shoe, the developer behind the deck-building strategy game Monster ...