PC Reviews
Paws and Soul Review: The Lone Wolf
Paws and Soul promised a story-rich, atmospheric adventure that focuses on the Buddhist belief surrounding rebirth and reincarnation, but does it deliver on that? Prepare to howl at the moon and delve into this review of the nature-filled indie, Paws...
Love Spell: Written In The Stars Review — That’s A Lot Of Cheese!
Love, comedy, and cheese: a splendid combination for a debut work! From start-up developer Great Gretuski Studios, Love Spell: Written In The Stars provides heart-pounding drama behind every corner. But will the storytelling finesse fall victim to te...
Valorant Review: Riot Takes a Shot at First Person Shooters
Riot created Valorant to be the next big competitive first-person shooter. In our review, we discuss how Riot used hit games like CS:GO and Overwatch as inspiration to create a fun, competitive game that should last for years to come. While it has it...
Carrion Review: A Tasty But Non-Filling Experience (PC)
Carrion has some frustrating and tasteless flaws, but it is an enjoyable horror indie title. Go around in this reversed horror game where you are the alien and eat up all of those tasty humans. Our Carrion review will show why the initial bite is tas...
Cloudpunk Review: A Delivery Job With a Twist
Cloudpunk has only been out for a few months but it's already proving to be a popular hit in the indie cyberpunk scene with its neon-blazed cityscape and flying cars of the future. Let's grab the wheel and hit that gas pedal as we drive straight into...
Burn me Twice Review: A Magical Medieval Mystery
We’re off to the medieval town of Düstenburg in new magical mystery, Burn me Twice, to solve a plague and a murder, but not everything is as it seems and not everybody is who they say they are. We must help Abigail von Rattenhartz avoid the flames fo...
Infinite Abyss Review: Alone Against the Infinite Horde
Infinite Abyss is a 2D, side scrolling, adventure-strategy game developed and produced by Seven Arm Octopus. In which, you find yourself, a lone astronaut, stranded on a seemingly barren alien world, but you soon find out it isn't as barren as it see...
Death and Taxes Review: A Grim Job for Anyone With a Conscience
If you thought that this was going to be a typical nine-to-five job, you’d be wrong. Death and Taxes brings us a fun simulation game where we play as a Grim Reaper, spending our days in an office and deciding from a list of candidates who should be s...
Command and Conquer Remastered Review: Revive the Author of Strategy
It has been 25 years since the release of Command and Conquer, one of the most influential strategy series in gaming history. Today we look at an HD remaster of the two games that started it all for this franchise. The wait is finally over, Welcome B...
Evan’s Remains Review: Codes and Heart (PC)
With a name such as Evan's Remains, the promise of harrowing tragedy behind exploratory curiosity is nearly guaranteed. Find out what awaits in this narrative-driven platformer about a girl with two names and a boy twisted by time with our Evan's Rem...
Observation Review: Paranormal Intelligence (PC)
Suspend your disbelief in low gravity as you assume control of an AI program in charge of system administration and maintenance (S.A.M.) inside a space station. Help your crew survive and communicate after an unexplained problem wipes your memory cor...
Huntdown Review: Money Rules the Streets (PC)
Prepare for a challenging, side-scrolling shooter that takes you through the bowels of a corrupt retro metro as you battle the dangerous gangs therein. Huntdown brings back the 80's in a gritty, hectic fight for bounties with brilliant 16-bit graphic...
Dinner With An Owl Review: Exploring A Nightmare
Indie games leave their developers with a lot of avenues for realizing the vision they sought to realize. That leaves the door open for all kinds of weird and wacky creations. Amongst them is Dinner with an Owl. Created as part of a Game Jam in 2017,...
Someday You’ll Return Review: Fathers and Sons
In the story-driven horror game Someday You'll Return, you'll try on the role of desperate father looking for his teenage daughter Stela in the macabre Moravian woods. So, cowboy up and be prepared to start down a hazardous journey into the darkness ...
Before We Leave Review: The Casual City-Builder We Never Knew We Needed
Before We Leave is a light-hearted city management sim by Balancing Monkey Games. Explore beautiful islands, gather resources, and rebuild your population. Don't worry about impending doom of any sort, just relax and play at your own pace. In a world...
Mizuchi Review: Love With a Question Mark
Love comes in all forms. With Mizuchi, the latest visual novel inspired by the Legend of the White Snake, that love doesn't feel quite as resolute. Through a commitment to exploring human behavior from an objective point, this oft-simplified feeling ...
Mira Review: A Slavic-themed Forest Fantasy
This game brings the player into an animated fairytale storybook. If ancient forests, mythical talking animals, and magic peak your interest, Mira's story may appeal to you. Mira is a Slavic fantasy point-and-click game that explores a mythical world...
Doom Eternal Review: Harder, Better, Faster (PC)
Hell on Earth might be just another day in the life of the Doom Slayer but Doom Eternal isn't just another plain old, tired shooter. It's bigger, bolder and more unapologetic than its predecessor in the best possible sense, bringing a bunch of improv...
Warlander Review: Path To Revenge (PC)
Warlander is a roguelike action-adventure developed and published by Clock Drive Games. It has a unique game play, taking inspiration from a lot of popular games like God of War, Dark Souls and Jedi: Fallen Order. With a unique stamina based tactical...
Half Past Fate Review: Half Past Okay (PC)
Indie games deserve love, too, and Half Past Fate aims to satisfy! Playing through three different scenarios of romantic intent, the player's job is to kindle the passion for six fate-bound individuals. But will it be able to sate one's desire for em...
Beautiful Desolation Review: Pain Of Immortality
Beautiful Desolation is a 2D isometric point and click adventure set in a post-apocalyptic future. Developed and published by The Brotherhood games, Beautiful Desolation provides a unique story and world design for the fans of the genre. Follow the a...
Rhome Review: Primordial Horror Given Form
We review Rhome, a horror-thriller game which explores a chapter in the story of Hailey Rhome, an architect who arrives home from work one evening to find that there's something very wrong. Developed by students at SMU, it proves to be filled with cl...
Up in the Air Review: Kids Are Monsters and Will Hunt You
Landing onto Steam with appropriate bounciness, Up in the Air is the latest from students enrolled at SMU Guildhall to showcase their development prowess. What's to discover here, with the idea that a balloon animal gets to ground pound demonic child...
Edgar: Bokbok in Boulzac Review (PC)
It's a bird, it's a plane! Actually, it's Edgar, and his sweet chicken pal, Precious. Join him and a variety of other interesting chaps as Edgar tries to find what the bokbok is up with the townsfolk of Boulzac, and whether he can save his squash far...
Corruption 2029 Review: Flawed yet Satisfying Mutant Year Zero Reskin
Corruption 2029 is a game that goes all-in on the tactical stealth formula and takes the players to a dystopian near-future of the second American Civil War. Fans of the genre will definitely have a lot to sink their teeth into, despite the game feel...
The Suicide of Rachel Foster Review (PC)
Another captivating adventure game from Daedalic Entertainment, The Suicide of Rachel Foster employs beautifully written dialogue, great level design, and solid voice acting. Throughout our review of The Suicide of Rachel Foster, the game constantly ...
LUNA: The Shadow Dust Review: A Puzzling Story
LUNA: The Shadow Dust is a hand-drawn, story-driven puzzle game that is sure to catch attention, and even trigger some tears. LUNA is more than just a game; it is an artistic creation. Between its music and artwork, and its touching, unique story, th...
Ministry of Broadcast Review: Just Broadcast
Hello! You're tuning in to The Wall Show, where contestants must face a variety of challenges in order to survive. Up next, some red-headed fellow is making their way to the arena, though quite late. Will he make it to the end? Does he intend to do t...
Coffee Talk Review: Paragraphs of Pleasantries
Coffee Talk (the game, not the late-night skit) allows the player to open their own coffee joint, speaking to the oft-eccentric characters that make up a fantasy-inspired alternate universe. With impeccable drinks and a comfortable spot for talking i...