Gaming Reviews

Dread Delusion is an apt name. In fact, it might be the most apt name of them all. Because every time before I sat down to play Dread Delusion, I dreaded the experience. And every time I sat down to…

Games are, first and foremost, an entertainment medium. In recent years, they’ve even trended towards revenue generation as their primary goal, with publishers worrying less about the entertainment factor and focusing instead on their titles being dopamine drips with microtransactions.…

The tavern has become a ubiquitous symbol in the adventuring/fantasy landscape. It’s a jolly place where you’ve probably found yourself winding down with companions and catching up on the local gossip — but have you ever considered running a tavern?…

I went in with low expectations for Sucker to Love: Date to Die For. You see, I used this review as an excuse to finally give the first — Sucker for Love: First Date — a chance. And, while I…

When Dead Island 2 released almost exactly a year ago, I liked it more than most people (including even a bit more than my colleague, Daniel, in his review). I thought it was a fantastic zombie game that scratched that…

First and foremost, let’s get this out of the way: if you are a fan of the original isometric Fallout games or the Wasteland franchise, Broken Roads is almost certainly for you. There are caveats, but the soul of the…

Everyone has their own personal way of playing RPGs. Some folks like to clear the entire map and do all the achievements, some spend their time hoarding wheels of cheese in their house, and some people take the genre’s name…

As an American, it is my patriotic duty to never understand the game of cricket. Thankfully, Free Lives’ Cricket Through the Ages doesn’t try to teach it to you — though it does get dangerously close. What it does instead,…

Timemelters is fresh, but not without a few shortcomings. Unless you really did your homework, you probably have no idea what to expect in playing it. When I agreed to this review, I saw the trailer and thought, “Okay, an…