Conceptually, Another Sight has a lot to offer. We’re talking about a retro-future British setting, complete with slight steampunk and fantasy elements. The game itself is centered around a young woman who can’t see...
If you’ve been on the internet for a few years, and you’re a big fan of dumb stuff inside the world of video games, there’s no way you haven’t heard of Gang Beasts. Originally released in 2014 on PC as a...
Having just reviewed an EDF game about 2 months ago, I can (with some authority) tell you that the series wears its design on its sleeve. Big robots. Giant insects. Janky graphics and gameplay. An over-the-top sensibility that ...
Nelke & the Legendary Alchemists is tough to quantify or define in any real meaningful way. It’s a spin-off title of a niche series that doesn’t have a huge following in the US. On top of that, it revolves aroun...
Valley is a few years old now, and thankfully, it’s aged like wine. The story of an explorer stuck inside of an experimental suit searching for an artifact of the old world that grants immense power remains a lot of fun, ...
This is one that came at me out of nowhere. If you asked me before playing Glass Masquerade if the world of video games needed a jigsaw puzzle sim, I would have smacked you in the face. Video games are an active participation s...
Ok, to preface everything I’m about to say, if you or someone you know is suffering from severe depression, and suicidal thoughts are starting to pop up, please seek out help. This game does deal with real-world issues, a...
The EDF series is one of those hallmarks in gaming that is both easy to love and/or hate, depending on your sensibilities. Some praise its mindless action and overt campy tone, while others deride its budget look and feel. And ...
GRIP feels both familiar and new all at the same time for longtime fans of the various sub-genres of arcade racers out there. The two biggest influences I can see are Wipeout and Trackmania, both amazing titles in their own rig...