The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk: The Amulet of Chaos review — Wacky, weird, wearisome
The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk: The Amulet of Chaos, a turn-based tactical RPG from Artefacts Studio and Dear Villagers, releases tomorrow…
Hellbound review — No half measures
I had high hopes for Hellbound for quite some time. I’d put hours into its survival mode and was looking…
Inertial Drift review – Extreme ultra super late braking!
Inertial Drift is the only game to feature drifting more satisfying than Mario Kart. It is the de facto high-octane…
Fairy Tail review — The world famous shounen anime comes to life
I’ve played my fair share of anime games and most are of similar quality. I usually enjoy them because of…
Observation Review – Space Madness
In Observation you play as SAM (Systems Administration and Maintenance), the AI assistant of a space station that represents the joint efforts…
Imperiums: Greek Wars review – More like “Geek Wars,” amirite?
Judging by the title and the subject matter, you would think that Imperiums: Greek Wars is another Paradox grand strategy…
NASCAR Heat 5 review — The art of turning left
Oval racing is one of the hardest forms of motorsport to make an entertaining game. The subtleties that make the…
Crusader Kings 3 Review – Pass the Duchy
Crusader Kings 3 is an intricate story-telling device weaving countless threads as long as you have the will to keep…
The Red Lantern review — Dog will hunt
I have to be honest. A rogue-lite about dog-sledding was not something I thought would ever exist. The Red Lantern…
Fae Tactics review — Fae-rly above average
This year’s PC Gaming Show housed trailers for many indie titles, one of which caught my eye. That being Fae Tactics:…