Brutal Gamer Bringing you Brutally Honest feedback from today's entertainment industry.
ScourgeBringer is a frantic 2D roguelite with some procedural level generation. While the pixel art is absolutely fantastic, the difficulty is rather intense.
Read More »ScourgeBringer (PC) Review
As Far As The Eye (PC) Review: Unexpectedly Pleasant
It is always nice to go into a review title with expectations and have them challenged. Well, not always obviously, but the surprise is usually good.
Read More »The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk (PC) Review
Are you a fan of Tactical RPGs? Wish your characters would have a bolder opinion, stealing some comments from your own imagination? Not afraid to bite their tongue? Then have I got the suggestion for you…Dungeon of Naheulbeuk! Be aware that if you find off-colored language unseemly, this may not …
Read More »Immortal Realms: Vampire Wars (PC) Review
The undead take a bite out of turn-based strategy in Immortal Realms: Vampire Wars.
Read More »Ragnorium (PC) Early Access Review
Ragnorium is a planet recolonization simulator where you must guide human clones to create a self-sustainable settlement and survive an oncoming Holy Crusade. While Ragnorium’s gameplay loop is engaging in theory, it is unfortunately mired by confusing UI, upgrade paths and bugs. Story In an alternate universe, an event called …
Read More »Serious Sam 4 (PC) Review: Don’t Call it a Reboot
Serious Sam 4 brings the franchise to 2020. The more the world has changed, the more Serious Sam has remained familiar.
Read More »Cuphead (PC) Review
Cuphead is a disgustingly difficult 2D sidescroller shooter with an artstyle and sound design straight from the 1920s. It was released in 2017 to wide acclaim and for some reason or another I decided I’d play it in 2020 (after a DLC announcement as well). Besides a few wacky hitboxes …
Read More »Shing! (PC) Review: Combat and “Comedy”
Shing! is an anime beat ‘em up, but not based upon an existing anime. I have to say, it is weird to encounter a beat ‘em up outside of an arcade, but not unwelcome. Shing! has that wonderful quality of satisfying combat and quality visuals that make these types of …
Read More »PGA Tour 2K21 (PC) Review
The day I got my hands on PGA TOUR 2K21, I dove right in. In fact, I played 54 holes that night!
Read More »Ary and the Secret of Seasons (PC) Review
Ary and the Secret of Seasons is a game that had me vexed. I can’t help but feel I’m not the target audience for it, but it contains so many things that I love.
Read More »Iron Harvest (PC) Review
Diesel-punk strategy comes to the PC courtesy of Deep Silver’s Iron Harvest. It’s an alt-reality take on WWI/II era Europe, that kicks the genre right in the gasket.
Read More »Hellbound (PC) Review
When is a trip through hell not… doomed? When it’s Hellbound. An FPS made with 90s flair, Hellbound recalls FPS classics in more ways than one.
Read More »Skully (PC) Review: Use your Head!
A wonderful peak into the life and times of a reanimated skull. That's not even the weird part.
Read More »Death Stranding (PC) Review
A non-Kojima fan check out the video game auteur’s latest. Here’s our review of one of the strangest games of 2019, as Death Stranding hits PC.
Read More »Carrion (PC) Review
Plenty of games task players with contending with a monster. Carrion flips the script and allows players to take up the role of the escaped monster. The result is a slick and satisfying metroidvania. There is a lot to love in this little package from Phobia Studio and publisher Devolver …
Read More »Valorant (PC) Review: A valued experience
Valorant is a valuable look at not only what makes hero shooters fun, but why realistic shooters still carve out a large chunk of the market.
Read More »