REVIEW: Bad North: Jotunn Edition
Bad North hasn’t ascended from its mortal failings to the gates of Valhalla; it’s a game that has let its shortcomings brew further into a refined mead fit for us mortals.
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Oct
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May
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REVIEW: Bad North
Through harsh winters, frozen rains and burned-away homes, Bad North is a lite-rogue-lite journey that makes you wish the journey was as big as the ocean when it’s really a dip in a nearby puddle.
Mar
26
26
REVIEW: Chromatic Aberration
Chromatic Aberration is a Pixel-Art Action Shooter that tries to be a “Doom Clone” but just falls short of standing out.
Dec
14
14
REVIEW: Battle Princess Madelyn
After a successful Kickstarter campaign, Battle Princess Madelyn has successfully launched. But does it have what it take to keep you hooked throughout its entirety?
Sep
29
29
REVIEW: HEVN
HEVN is an extremely hard nut to crack, not because it’s convoluted, but because it seems to deliberately make your time with it as cumbersome as possible.
Jun
24
24
REVIEW: Space Hulk: Deathwing – Enhanced Edition
Space Hulk: Deathwing – Enhanced Edition is a visually gorgeous Co-Op FPS that perfectly recreates the atmosphere of the Warhammer 40K universe, providing great immersion, but game balance problems, reduced playerbase, lack of meaningful content, and some very bad game […]
Jun
16
16
REVIEW: Milanoir
Milanoir is a top down shooter set in Milan, Italy in the 70’s. It has some charming art direction, a good soundtrack, and a unique setting, but it falls terribly short on content and gameplay design choices.
Jun
15
15
REVIEW: The Mercury Man
The Mercury Man is an action-adventure game that tries to be fresh and new by introducing experimental ideas, and various types of gameplay at once, but it fails to execute any of these things properly. This results in a title […]
Jun
12
12
PREVIEW: Garrison Archangel
Garrison Archangel is a fast and brutal sci-fi fighting game with a good customization for Mechs and some interesting mechanics, but it is still lacking in content, polish, and bug fixing.
Jun
08
08
REVIEW: Vampyr
For being one of the most anticipated games of 2018, Vampyr does not meet expectations and reveals itself as a mediocre, generic, inconsistent action-adventure game that is saved, in part, only by good character development and an intriguing game world.
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