REVIEW: Mothergunship
This first-person bullet hell game provides an exciting experience filled with crazy enemies and even crazier guns, but it doesn’t quite live up to it’s full potential.
Tag: PC game review
Aug
12
12
Aug
11
11
REVIEW: Castle of no Escape 2
Castle of no Escape 2 is not afraid to make fun of its own retro aesthetic. It pulls off its stylistic approach to the point where even its unintended bugs look like a throwback to the classics it pays homage […]
Jul
15
15
REVIEW: Unicorn Dungeon
Unicorn Dungeon is mostly a clever point & click adventure game, but one with a tedious dungeon area that you must survive repeatedly in order to advance the story. Though often quite funny, the hybrid game design and anachronistic graphics […]
Jun
27
27
REVIEW: Lobster Empire
Lobster Empire is a soggy slog through mediocrity that barely qualifies as a modern game, even less so a sim, and certainly doesn’t earn the badge of being an empire of anything but tedium.
Jun
27
27
PREVIEW: Battlefleet Engineer
Given the depth of its complex mechanics, there is no doubt the game is worth the developers low asking price. However, the current lack of substance in its core gameplay loop means most players are not going to find the […]
Jun
06
06
PREVIEW: Slasher’s Keep
Slasher’s Keep is a very interesting roguelike game with optional permadeath, solid and meaty melee combat, a unique art style, and abundant variety, It is surely a game that will delight enthusiasts of dungeon crawlers and first person combat games […]
Jun
01
01
REVIEW: Forgotton Anne
So that’s where my socks go. Well, I hope they had a nice life.
May
29
29
REVIEW: Vandals
Vandals is a cute puzzle game, with beautiful graphics and gameplay similar to Hitman GO.
May
28
28
REVIEW: Golem Gates
With its stunning graphics, challenging AI and substantially different gameplay, Golem Gates is a promising new entry in the modern RTS genre that is sure to satisfy veterans and newcomers alike.
May
27
27
REVIEW: Earthlock
Earthlock draws its inspiration from classic JRPG’s of the 90’s, yet with a modern graphic look and feel to the gameplay. It has the most flexible option set I have ever seen and as you progress through the game, you’ll […]
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