TASOMACHI: Behind the Twilight Review: Electro Beats to Explore To
Take to the skies with your airship and help restore beautiful sprawling towns in TASOMACHI: Behind the Twilight. The fantasy platformer collect-a-thon promises a relaxed experience that lets players kick back and explore – will this simple...
Ruinverse Review: Not Entirely Ruinous (PS4)
Ruinverse is a 2D RPG with turn-based combat, and a strong story throughout. Learn more about the magical world the characters reside in, and progress through several unique chapters. Whilst the story is strong, the gameplay falls a bit sho...
Genesis Noir Review: Per Aspera Ad Astra (Switch)
Saxophones and singularities come together in a one-of-a-kind game experience. Genesis Noir takes you on a mind-blowing cosmic cruise through time and space in order to save the love of your life - and maybe your own. Will this starry adven...
Outriders Review: Out of This World Fun! (Xbox Series S)
Set out on Enoch, the last bastion for the human race, in hopes of creating a better life for your fellow humans. As an Outrider, you are a specially selected team of soldiers who protect the inhabitants of Enoch from the dangers that await...
Cozy Grove Review: A Ghostly Experience That Might Be Worth Ghosting (Switch)
Cozy Grove provides a new take on the camping experience. This game has spirit, literally, but there's a bit of turbulence in execution. Does the stellar story save an otherwise mixed bag of a game? It may work for some, so it's worth a cur...
Neo Geo Pocket Color Selection Volume 1 Review: Forgotten History
The Neo Geo Pocket Color Selection Volume 1 for Nintendo Switch brings a forgotten handheld to the forefront. Featuring 10 games that defined SNK's unique platform, this collection serves as a glimpse into gaming history. Six fighting games...
Sanity of Morris Review: No Scares, No Good (PS4)
Although Sanity of Morris may have some interesting ideas for plot and gameplay mechanics, it fails to execute any of its concepts. Throughout its three levels, the game fails to keep an atmosphere of suspense or provide any consistent scar...
Bladed Fury Review: A Blade Missing Its Hilt (PS4)
If you've ever wanted to play through a Chinese fable, Bladed Fury is your chance to do just that. Full of inventive gameplay, stunning artistic design and daunting bosses, Bladed Fury finally arrived on PS4, but was it worth the wait? H...
Deiland: Pocket Planet Edition Review: Cute Space Farming (Switch)
The imaginative adventure title is making its way to Switch as a complete package. Deiland: Pocket Planet Edition combines currently released DLC with some gameplay adjustments to give players the best possible experience while crafting a l...
Wildfire Swap Review: Only You Can Prevent Forest Fires
As wildfires continue to prove a threat across the globe, one developer has decided to try and encapsulate the scale and power of this phenomenon in a charming tile-swapping puzzler. Try and stop the spread of forest fires in Wildfire Swap!...
Godstrike Review: Time After Time (Switch)
Godstrike is a small indie title with big ideas. This first game from OverPowered Team is a solid start, but its interesting mechanics are let down by inconsistent difficulty and lack of personality. This review goes into what works and wha...
Forgotten Fields Review: Fleeting Familiarity
The feeling of being stuck is likely nothing new. Forgotten Fields takes this stringent emotion, along with others, and examines it in a short, personal story about embracing all that life offers. With graceful sights and sounds, the game h...
AndaSeat T-Pro 2 Chair Review: Comfy & Beautiful Minimalist
AndaSeat T-Pro 2 is a chair that's going to make you say goodbye to leather chairs and will usher you into a cool world of stylish fabric and supportive comfort whether you're gaming or working - if you can afford it and are tall enough. An...
UnderMine Review: The Best Way to Die Repeatedly in a Mine (PS4)
UnderMine smashes, blasts, and hurls its way onto the PlayStation scene, bringing with it a nearly endless dungeon crawling, roguelite adventure. So grab your trusty pickaxe, stuff as many bombs as you can fit into your pockets, and get rea...
Thrustmaster TX Racing Wheel Leather Edition Review: Immersive and Powerful
The Thrustmaster TX Racing Wheel Leather Edition is a brilliant way for one to immerse themselves into the world of racing games. The premium leather wheel, force feedback, and vibration all come together in a realistic way that rivals the ...
GolfTopia Review: The Future of Golf Is Now
Come out to the golf course for a review of GolfTopia. With mixed-genre games on the rise, so this hybrid golf management game fits right in. Should you join the club and build your own course, or should you just go bowling instead? I’ve of...
Poison Control Review: Problematic Perdition (Switch)
It’s time to raise Hell and clean up some demonic mess in Poison Control, the latest action RPG from Nippon Ichi Software. Featuring a unique dual-body mechanic and many, many suggestive themes, this is a title that surprisingly doesn’t com...
Scarlet Hood and the Wicked Wood Review: Kentucky-fied Trickin’
A magical adventure with some time-loop shenanigans, Scarlet is transported via violent tornado into a world unfamiliar. As it happens, she stumbles upon the remains of a powerful red witch, which transforms her into a makeshift magic manip...
Before Your Eyes Review: An Emotional Perspective
Before Your Eyes allows you to experience a heartfelt journey by reliving a person's memories through the power of real-world blinking. Guided by the Ferryman, a being who escorts souls into the afterlife, you're made to recall life's most ...
Shelter 3 Review: Mom Versus Wild
Brave the dangers of the forest in order to find a home for you and your herd. Shelter 3 brings players into a world of peace and peril, where your survival depends on your leadership - namely your decision-making and navigation skills. She...
DARQ: Complete Edition Review: Not So Sweet Dreams (PS5)
DARQ is a unique combination of short, succinct puzzles taking place over the backdrop of a David Lynch movie. Follow the story of Lloyd, a malnourished man attempting to escape his mind-bending dreams. The 2019 hit returns, with this trium...
Nanotale – Typing Chronicles Review: A Key-Tapping Good Time
Nanotale - Typing Chronicles is a typing game of a different color. RPG and exploration elements help it stand out, but does the blended genre ensure a good game, or is it just a gimmick? Let's take a look at how the developers implemented ...
Where’s Samantha? Review: Finding Something to Cherish
Love is powerful, and a driving force for George as he sets out for a strange world in search of his beloved Samantha. Something about the absurd setting rings eerily familiar, filled with familiar objects and clones abound. Does it mean an...
Samurai Shodown Review: A Cut Above (Xbox Series X)
Samurai Shodown slices its way into next-gen, bringing its unique take on defensive-based combat to the Xbox Series X. Promising up to 120 FPS and visual improvements over its 2019 release, this in-depth review goes into what works and what...
Auzai Gaming Monitor Review: Fast and Smooth
Auzai’s monitor is a great, economical option for those who are looking to get into more competitive gaming with minimal costs. For a quick, inexpensive monitor, it offers some quality of life features which other monitors may not. Watch t...
Mundaun Review: The Devil is a Gentleman (PC)
The town of Mundaun is the perfect alpine destination; snowy ski slopes populated with avalanche mustering Yetis, unholy Scarecrows grazing in acres of farmland and twisted Beekeepers patrolling their desolate plateau. It’s a holiday for al...
Adios Review: So Long, and Thanks for All the Meat (PC)
Step into the shoes of a pig farmer who’s grown weary of disposing of bodies for the mob in this sombre and moving tale of choice, regret and trying to do the right thing. This is a story that doesn’t pull its punches, so prepare to feel so...
PowerA Fusion Pro PS4 Controller Review: Beefy Dual Shock Alternative
PowerA Fusion Pro is like an upgraded, beefier version of the vanilla PlayStation controller. It brings everything you are used to from the familiar Dual Shock and then amps it up with some neat functionalities as well as a couple of mm of ...
Magic Twins Review: An Adorable Addition to the Puzzle Genre (Switch)
Magic Twins is an adorable arcade puzzle game available on PC and Switch. Play by yourself or with a friend as you attempt to save the world from Colormageddon! Check out this review, and see for yourself whether it’s your kind of game. Mag...
Journey of the Broken Circle Review: Feeling Complete (PS4)
Roll all the way to your destiny in Journey of the Broken Circle. Join Circle in its search for its missing piece, all while marveling at a beautiful minimalistic world filled with fun-loving characters ready to wax philosophical. Journey ...
WRC 9 Review: Muddy Racing, Muddier Visuals (Switch)
WRC 9 brings simulation rally racing to the Nintendo Switch, preserving the core gameplay of the original. With over one hundred rallies and a generous career mode, there's lots to keep you busy. But, with the many visual concessions, does ...
Signs of the Sojourner Review: Decks, Discussions, and Decisions (Switch)
Travel through a colorful map and deal with the hand you are dealt in Signs of the Sojourner. Follow your mother’s footsteps into a career of discovering cities and personalities, and the perspectives that each brings to your deck of cards ...
Remnant: From the Ashes Review: Some Unforgiving Fun (PS4)
Remnant: From The Ashes is a Souls-like Action RPG developed by Gunfire Games and released on Playstation, X-Box and PC back in August 2019 set in a post-apocalyptic, dystopian version of Earth where a strange evil presence known as the Roo...
Saviors of Sapphire Wings / Stranger of Sword City Revisited Review: Dungeon Duet (Switch)
In this double-pack of titles, NIS America is bringing back two fabulous dungeon crawlers for your playing pleasure. Between the fantasy setting of Saviors of Sapphire Wings, or the more modern take in Stranger of Sword City Revisited, this...
Gnosia Review: Great Beyond Reasonable Doubt (Switch)
Can you play a game of "Among Us" all by yourself? Gnosia brings the identity deduction genre to a futuristic horror landscape, setting players against a colorful cast of characters with their own goals and motivations. Unravel the mystery ...
Lenovo Legion Phone Duel Review: Ultimate Mobile Gaming Experience
The Lenovo Legion Duel Gaming Phone wants your gaming experience to be elevated above all others. The touch triggers on the side and the 90W dual-charging capabilities means you will always be ready to play. The Legion Duel Phone makes mobi...
Sir Lovelot Review: A Bite-Sized Adventure (PS5)
Sir Lovelot is the next entry in the tough 2D platformer craze, following in the footsteps of Super Meat Boy and Celeste. Set out on a cartoony adventure to save the princesses across the land. However, does it do enough to stand out from t...
Lust From Beyond Review: It’s Time to Get Romantic
Since its first appearance on Kickstarter, Lust from Beyond drew the attention of horror fans with bold sexual themes. The trailers, which left little room for imagination—lecherous bodies, ready to offer themselves with screams of pleasure...
Gravastar Venus Review: Amazing Robot Bluetooth Speaker
Gravastar Venus is the very embodiment of "big things come in small packages". It's a uniquely designed Bluetooth speaker and its amazing aesthetic is matched by both its build and sound quality. Gravastar Venus Review: Amazing Robot Blueto...
Sea of Solitude: The Director’s Cut Review: Drowning in Your Sorrows
Sea of Solitude: The Director's Cut brings a strikingly emotional tale to the Nintendo Switch. Set sail through a sunken city to confront the inner demons of Kay and her loved ones. Uncover the past and discover the hardships that they had ...