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Our Haimrik Review
Plenty of titles have tried to give dialogue a functional place in video games. Typing of the Dead prompted survivors to shuffle their way through a horde of literary challenges, while games like Scri...
Elder Scrolls Online: Summerset Review
Bethesda’s latest Elder Scrolls Online expansion, Summerset, released early for PC just two weeks back. Having been privileged enough to spend some time with the development team back in March coverin...
Just Shapes & Beats Review – When Pixels Attack
Awesome beats, an amazing light show, and a crushing neon apocalypse. It could be the best Saturday night you’ve had in years. In this instance, however, the blisteringly assault emanating from my cor...
Yoku’s Island Express Review – Rolling right along
Metroidvania is such a loaded term. Lots of games consider themselves one these days. It’s an “in thing” in Indie games. Like roguelikes, or the larger Battle Royale craze. But to ca...
Frostpunk Review
I grew up on games like Caesar, Sim City, and other management sims. I loved them, and have always preferred their particular brand of Real-time Strategy to say, StarCraft or Dune or Dawn of War. So w...
Purrfect Date Review
Bossa Studios, purveyors of flipping good toast and some questionable anatomical redecoration, are back with their latest game and they seem pretty pawsitive that you will adore it. Out now on PC, Pur...
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...
Atelier Firis: The Alchemist and the Mysterious Journey Review
My initial thoughts on Atelier Firis: The Alchemist and the Mysterious Journey lay entirely focused on that obnoxiously long title. Why? Just why? Developers out there take note, do not make your game...