Gaming Reviews

ByZach Holmes
OnAugust 17, 2021

Loop Hero Review – Infinite Loop of Fun

Starting the Loop of a Hero Knowing how much content an Early Access game will end up having is hard to predict, but the developers over at Four Quarters had a 2015 hit in the release of Please, Don’t Touch…

ByDanielD
OnAugust 5, 2021
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Cyberpunk 2077 Review – (CD)PR vs Reality

This review has been a long time coming. Rather than release yet another review lamenting the bugs, the missed opportunities, and the broken promises, we chose to wait and see if CD Projekt Red would fix the game a la…

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ByKainHighwind27
OnJuly 30, 2021

Final Fantasy X/X-2 HD Remaster Review

Final Fantasy X is one of the most popular games in the series to date, and many fans would say that it’s the greatest Final Fantasy ever released. It was the first Final Fantasy for the PS2, having a huge…

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ByIronTriangle
OnJuly 29, 2021

Kingdom Come: Deliverance – The Highs and Lows of the Pursuit for Realistic Gameplay

When Kingdom Come came out in 2018 it was facing sky-high expectations. After being in Kickstarter-funded development for four years backers were looking for a return on their investment and for the game to meet all of its campaign promises.…

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ByDanielD
OnJuly 27, 2021

The Forgotten City Review – Roman Through Time

Let’s be honest — the bar for writing in video games is low. Like, really low. While narrative focused titles certainly try harder than Mortal Kombat does, most games not named Disco Elysium just don’t have good writing. Voice acting…

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ByDanielD
OnJuly 20, 2021
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Death’s Door Review – The Bird-en of Souls

It’s no secret I’m obsessed with Dark Souls, and I can’t help comparing every action RPG I play to FromSoft’s influential series. After doing this for years, I’ve finally figured out why I love Miyazaki’s games so much. For a…

ByDanielD
OnJuly 13, 2021

Radio Viscera Review – Party Like It’s 1999

When judging a game, or any piece of media, I’ve often struggled with whether or not the way in which it was created matters. If someone shows me a regular old 3 bedroom house, I’m not going to start gushing…

ByDanielD
OnJuly 8, 2021

Boomerang X Review – You Boome-rang?

Someone over at Devolver must really like first-person platformers. Hot on the heels of whip-swinging temple runner Phantom Abyss comes developer DANG’s Boomerang X, another game in which the player must frenetically fling themselves around the level in order to…

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ByDanielD
OnJune 28, 2021

Going Medieval Review: A Colony Sim for the (Middle) Ages

Colony Sims are interesting in that they tend to straddle the line between RTS, puzzle game, and The Sims. I’ve been playing Colony games since SimAnt — which might be the first (ant) Colony Sim — and I’ve always appreciated…

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ByDanielD
OnMay 27, 2021

Iron Harvest: Operation Eagle Review – Now With More Foreign Intervention

Despite being a huge RTS fan, I managed to miss Iron Harvest. I played a bit of the beta, but for one reason or another I never managed to get around to checking out the full release. So, when the…