Reviews
Pit Panic Review
Pit Panic is a cartoon 2D rogue-like platformer from Flying Rat Studio, developed and published in Prague. I played the PlayStation 5 1.0 launch. The ...[Read More]
Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced Review
Thirteen years after Edward Kenway first swaggered onto the Caribbean stage and quietly became one of the most beloved protagonists in the entire fran...[Read More]
SWAPMEAT Review
SWAPMEAT is a third-person roguelite shooter from One More Game. It puts Squishy, a shape-shifting Rangus Corp operative, on a hostile planet and lets...[Read More]
Artificial Extinction 2 Review
Hybrid Command: Strategy That Lets You Pull the Trigger Yourself Artificial Extinction 2 arrives as one of the more ambitious indie experiments of 202...[Read More]
Hollowbody Review
The Crash That Changes Everything You are Mica, an unlicensed black market shipper scraping by in a dystopian future where the Exclusion Zone stands a...[Read More]
Gothic 1 Remake Review
The Legend Reborn in the Valley of Mines The original Gothic from 2001 was never an easy game to love at first sight. It threw you into a magical pris...[Read More]
A.A.U. Black Site Review
There is a particular kind of assignment, rare in a genre that usually hands you night vision and a radio that still works, in being told you are the ...[Read More]
Riven Review
A World Bent to One Man’s Will Riven has always occupied a peculiar and powerful place in the landscape of adventure games. Where its predecessor invi...[Read More]
Myst Review
Stepping Onto a Familiar Shore Once More There are few experiences in gaming history as singular as arriving on the island of Myst for the first time....[Read More]
Hotel Architect Review
There is a particular kind of invitation, rare in a genre that usually hands you a spreadsheet and a cheerful warehouse, in taking the keys to an empt...[Read More]
WILL: Follow The Light Review
There is a particular kind of solitude, rare in a genre that usually hands you a companion and a tragic flashback, in being a lighthouse keeper whose ...[Read More]