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The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters Review – PC
When I review the sequel to a game that I’ve previously covered, I’ll usually take the same approach. I’ll play through the current entry, building up a series of points that I would want to cover, and then, before actually wri...
Dead End Job Review – Xbox One
Dead End Job puts you in the grimy work boots of Hector Plasm, an ordinary guy who just so happens to exterminate ghosts as part of his day job. This isn’t a tale of heroics or saving the world, but rather a story about a relat...
Vambrace: Cold Soul Review – PC
Vambrace: Cold Soul is the newest creation of Korea-based studio Devespresso Games known for their horror hit “The Coma”. Vambrace: Cold Soul is a big change from the previous survival adventure that the team previously build. ...
Earth Atlantis Review – PC
Shining StarThere is no shortage of media containing acts of human civilization dooming itself into some for post-apocalyptic state. While many are found in literacy and film, it’s the playable media that often interests me most. So when I...
The Textorcist: The Story of Ray Bibbia Review – PC
Shining StarIt feels that in every other review that I write, I’m compelled to mention how the particular game that I’m covering is unique, and how it does things differently from games that I’ve played before. This is part of the beauty o...
Hero Defense Review – Xbox One
In order to destroy the world’s most powerful vampire, your team of slayers must impale, slash, tear and burn through legions of undead hell-bent on world domination in Hero Defense; now available for the Xbox One. Take charge ...
Slime-san: Superslime Edition Review – PlayStation 4
They always say not to judge a book by its cover, and Slime-san is the perfect example of why you shouldn’t. At first glance it’s Gameboy-era visuals and single-screen level-based gameplay had me thinking that Slime-san was li...
Runbow Review – PlayStation 4
When the fledgling independent Canadian development studio 13AM Games announced to Gamasutra way back in 2014 that their first game was going to be a 9-player online racing game for the Wii U that was “sort of like Mario Kart,”...
Earth Atlantis Review – PlayStation 4
It’s funny how release schedules can throw up gaming coincidences that lead to an unintentional feeling of déjà vu. For example, a couple of months ago I reviewed The Aquatic Adventure of the Last Human, a post-apocalyptic game...
