Spec Ops: The Line is a 3rd person shooter released by 2K Games in 2012. It garnered critical acclaim for its unusual portrayal of war and is considered a cult hit. I finished Spec Ops (Campaign Mode) in 2019 to see why it was a commercial flop but a critical …
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The long-awaited, originally Kickstarted Agony is here. Its gory and over the top vision of hell is plenty unique, but there are some issues too. Okay, a lot of issues.
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Space Hulk: Deathwing returns to the PS4 and PC with an Enhanced Edition that seeks to iron out some of the troubles plaguing the original release.
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Antigraviator harkens back to some of the racing games I grew up with. Check out my review of the latest anti-gravity racer inside!
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The Big Journey is a super casual app-like PC platformer where you help roll a cat through the game. While a lot of it is fairly polished, the game mechanics can seem frustrating and repetitive elements can bore players. Story Mr. Whiskers is a fat cat who enjoys Mr. Choo’s …
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Puyo Puyo Tetris is a 1-4 player Tetris Puyo Puyo mashup where players can play Tetris, Puyo Puyo or Tetris Puyo Puyo Fusion against other people (online and locally) or against AI opponents. Gameplay Puyo Puyo Tetris is a puzzle game with the mechanics of Tetris and Puyo Puyo. –Skip …
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MADiSON is a highly realistic, insanely terrifying psychological horror game demo that made me shit my pants. MADiSON builds up ambient fear to maximize all the jump-scares it has in store. While I do wish games would rely less on jump-scares and more on ambiance, I do feel that MADiSON …
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Get DESYNC’d in this super-stylish, neon-drenched shooter.
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Is it worth venturing into the depths in Space Hulk: Deathwing? Warhammer 40k games seem to be all the rage nowadays. There are dozens upon dozens of them out there, covering everything from shooters, to space combat, to turn based strategy. Space Hulk: Deathwing aims to add to the pile, …
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Balthazar’s Dream is an indie video game currently being developed by the small team at Psilocybe Game Studio. Having only scratched the surface playing the short demo, I’ll say that I like the art and love the music. The gameplay is somewhat interesting too, with puzzle platformer elements. The game …
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Sharpen your axe and fill your gut with beer. Everyone knows who Dwarves are, from the proud warriors of Tolken, to the lovable idiots of Dwarf Fortress. They’ve been an iconic part of fantasy for decades. The Dwarves is a game that focuses heavily on the short, bearded warriors and …
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A tale of survival among the stars Space has always been a realm of possibility of possibility. Exploration, conquest, diplomacy, expansion and survival are all possible ventures that have been explored. Each one has an entire universe of possibilities. Halcyon 6 is the latest venture into the realm of survival. …
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There was a time back in ol’ 2015. I remember the day clearly. I was aimlessly wandering around Eurogamer’s indie section, not looking for anything in particular. Just reading titles and looking at screens waiting for something new to jump out, grab me and scream in my face. As luck …
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An interesting idea with a botched execution Early Access is an idea that has faced a large amount of opposition ever since it was introduced. Quite a few great games have been made with it, but many are distrustful towards it. One of the main reasons why is that many …
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Evolve lives up to its name. When it first came out in 2015, Evolve was a fairly controversial game. This was mainly due to the fact that the amount of DLC and microtransactions the game had was nothing short of absurd. Turtle Rock was more focused on advertising the DLC …
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Heroes and Legends: Conquerors of Kolhar Review: The game that tried its best.
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