PC
ECHO Review
ECHO, a game from upstart studio Ultra Ultra (many of the minds behind the Hitman series), is something of an experiment in building a game around an AI that learns, resets, and relearns what you as t...
Let Them Come Review
What do you get when you put the Doom marine, a dash of molotov cocktail, the entire catalog of ‘90s Techno-inspired video game soundtracks, ravenous alien hordes, and a fist full of Cuban cigars into...
Divinity: Original Sin 2 Review
On the 14th of September came a day many fans of classic-inspired CRPGs have been looking for. After the Kickstarter campaign that successfully raised over $2M (with the goal being $500k), Larian Stud...
Cuphead Review
In the days of Wimpy, from the Cartoon Popeye, saying “I’ll gladly pay you Tuesday for a Hamburger today” to the silver tones and faint whistle of Mickey Mouse in the groundbreaking Walt Disney title ...
Battle Chasers Review
This year has been a good year for RPG’s. Great titles have been releasing left and right. We’ve had Horizon: Zero Dawn, Mass Effect 3, the recently released Divinity: Original Sin 2 and great indies ...
Hob Review
Hob is a puzzle platformer from Runic Games and a definite change of direction for the team behind the iconic Torchlight 2. This self-published title is a beautiful new adventure out now on PC and Pla...
Pylon: Rogue Review
Pylon: Rogue by Quantum Squid is very much a click-fest of hack and slash combat interspersed with defensive right-clicking to keep from mangling your poor mouse’s left click button. The game is a top...
Vaporum Review
Long before I ever set foot in a MMORPG, I was cutting my teeth on dungeon crawlers on the Commodore 64. The Might and Magic series kept me up until the wee hours of the night. Since then the narrow h...
Another Lost Phone: Laura’s Story Review
I’ll admit straight up that Another Lost Phone: Laura’s Story has been a difficult game to write a substantive review for. It’s not that it’s lacking in content – far from it. It’s not even that it fl...