Shadow Man Remastered Review – Why This Game?
Shadow Man is a tough sell for newcomers, because other action-platformers have refined this genre to a T.
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Outriders Review – WORTH THE HYPE?
Outriders contains some super exciting gunplay and skills that can wreak absolute havoc on the battlefield.
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It Takes Two Review – THE BEST CO-OP GAME?
It Takes Two contains a plethora of different genres and gameplay styles which work so well together, virtually never putting a foot wrong.
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Saviors of Sapphire Wings Review – FINALLY IN THE WEST!
Saviors of Sapphire Wings works on a technical level and contains the core elements of an RPG, but ultimately loses its charm extremely fast.
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Crash 4 Review – SPINNING A NEW PLATFORMER
Crash 4: is such an excellent game. Even if you’ve never touched a Crash title before, the main campaign is just too good to pass up.
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Maquette Review – A UNIQUE PUZZLE GAME?
Maquette brings a surprisingly unique spin on the pure puzzle genre. However, if you’re playing solely for the story, you’ll undoubtedly be more than disappointed.
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Ghosts and Goblins Resurrection Review – A WORTHY REBOOT?
More of a remix than a reboot, Ghosts and Goblins Resurrection is a good action-platformer overall, but it probably won’t be remembered as fondly as the originals.
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Hellish Quart Early Access Review – A TRUE DUELING SIM!
Hellish Quart attempts to give players a look into what realistic sword combat is like. Unlike many modern fighting games, this title is not a simple button masher, but instead a very tactical, almost simulator-like, which requires patience and precision to win.
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Fallen Legion: Revenants Review – INITIAL INTRIGUE, QUICK DISSAPOINTMENT
Over the course of Fallen Legion: Revenants, Rowena and Lucien work together to battle the powerful warden of Welkin Castle.
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Nioh: Remastered – THE WESTERN SAMURAI RETURNS! – Review
To this day, Nioh’s excellence in combat design still shines through, creating a soulsborne experience that’s distinctly it’s own.
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