Serious Sam 4 review — Reign in Blood
Sam Stone has had a rough go in regards to sequels. Although the first entries in the franchise are well-loved…
Hellpoint review — Oh, hell no
There’s a famous line in Philippine cinema from the movie Bituing Walang Ningning. In it, actress Cherie Gil berates Sharon…
Batbarian: Testament of the Primordials review — Follow the light
Occasionally I’ll come across an indie game that just isn’t harboring the attention it deserves. In the case of Unspeakable…
Mordhau Review – Medieval Times
The sun beats down on the battlefield as the war cries of my fellow soldiers ring out. Catapults pelt us…
Aquanox Deep Descent review — Under pressure
It’s usually not very promising when a developer with no previous experience on a classic franchise announces that they’re rebooting…
A Plague Tale: Innocence Review – Of Rats And Children
One of the most macabre scenes in A Plague Tale: Innocence is the eponymous plague, manifesting in the form of cursed rats.…
Unravel 2 Review: Partners In Twine
With its warm, rustic setting, and an instantly endearing protagonist, the first Unravel had the outward appearance of a happily nostalgic adventure.…
Pendragon review — Tactical tales of Arthurian legend
Pendragon is easily one of the oddest and most unique games I’ve played all year. Drawing from some rather varied…
New Super Lucky’s Tale review — Foxy variety hour
New Super Lucky’s Tale is an improved version of the game that came out a few years ago. More specifically, it’s…
Fuser review — Hey, Rollover DJ
In Fuser, music game maker Harmonix drops players in front of mixing decks and lets their creativity run free. Featuring…