Whispers of a Machine Review – Hushed Greatness
In Whispers of a Machine, a retro-styled point-and-click adventure, interesting themes and mechanical elements relating to human augmentation are stapled onto…
Moonlighter Review: Open For Business
Dulcet tones and somber notes played in time represent the curious duality of Moonlight. It is, at once, a heroic…
West Of Dead Review – Run And Cover
West of Dead brings some interesting ideas to the well-trod Rogue-lite scene, but lots of technical and design flaws make…
The Golf Club 2019 Review
The first two Golf Club games from HB Studios were capable and compelling golf sims, but they lacked the punch…
Cadence Of Hyrule Review – Groove is in the Heart
The most surprising thing about Cadence of Hyrule, despite being so unusual, is how much it immediately feels like a Zelda…
NHL 21 Review – Score
EA normally releases new NHL games during the Stanley Cup playoffs when the sporting world is focused on hockey, but…
Anno 1800 Review – The Prettiest Spreadsheet
At the heart of any European town founded before the 19th century lies a church. It’s the same with Anno 1800.…
Mothergunship Review: Bullet-Hell Extravaganza
Guns, lots of guns. Mothergunship wastes little time in throwing you head-first into its fast-paced and over-the-top bullet-hell experience. As the…
Jurassic World Evolution Review: Life Finds A Way
Whether you’re reminded of vicious raptors hunting terrified children, placid Brachiosaurus strolling verdant hills, or a scientist reaching elbow-deep into…
Fighting EX Layer Review: One-On-One Fun
Layers upon layers. Fighting EX Layer is a one-one-one fighting game that’s built for a very specific audience. There’s no tutorial,…