Monster Jam: Steel Titans review
Monster Jam: Steel Titans is the latest release in a series of monster truck games that simulate the experience of being a driver in the series. While this game likely isn't going to win any awards, it offers solid casual…
Masquerada: Songs and Shadows now on Switch!
Masquerada: Songs and Shadows is a tactical action RPG set in a hand drawn 2.5D isometric fantasy world. Previously available on PC, Xbox One, and PS4, it is now conveniently portable on Nintendo Switch! This game perfectly caters to both…
A Plague Tale: Innocence – Review
If you’ve seen the hype for A Plague Tale: Innocence, let me be one of many to tell you that the hype is well deserved.
Review – The Surge: The Good, the Bad, and the Augmented (expansion)
The Surge is back and is still as fun as heck. This time the folks at Deck13 have brought to us a western-themed challenge-style expansion in The Good, The Bad, and the Augmented. For those not familiar with The Surge,…
Review: My Memory of Us
My Memory of Us is a 2D adventure from the Polish indie studio, Juggler Games, and published by IMGN.Pro. The game spins a heartfelt tale of friendship based on/within the occupation of Poland during World War II. Interestingly, the storytelling…
Review: Armello (on Nintendo Switch)
Armello is a digital fantasy board game developed by League of Geeks. Previously available on other platforms, Armello now finds its way to Switch, and I really feel like this might be one of the best places to play it.…
Review: The Mooseman
An intriguing title, and an even more intriguing story... The Mooseman is an narrative-driven 2D, adventure from developer Morteshka and published by Sometimes You. If you are looking for touchpoints for this game, this game sits firmly in between the gameplay…
Review: Vampyr is a dark and moody action RPG with serious cult-appeal
Vampyr is the latest game from DONTNOD, makers of other excellent games such as Life is Strange and Remember Me. Vampyr is an interesting and surprising game, to be sure, as it combines elements of those latter two games. Having…
Rad Rodgers review: get pulled back into 90s era platforming
Rad Rodgers brings back 90's 2D platforming in a big way. Developer Slipgate Studios and publishers 3D Realms and THQ Nordic have brought us a game that sits nicely in the pocket between nostalgia and modern gaming sensibilities. Rad Rodgers…