All posts by RemovableSanity

South Park: The Fractured but Whole — Hype or Improvement The good thing about gaming events is the possibility of trying out the games you are eagerly excited to play. South Park: The Fractured but Whole was one such game for me. However, as with most gaming events, you normally have to wait a stupid amount of […]

Microtransactions. The very word turns many gamers into raging, gibbering messes. Yet gaming publishers would have you believe these is there only to give players more choice.

Masquerada: Songs and Shadow is a masterfully drawn ARPG featuring tactical combat in a world of masks, magic and mystery.

A heavy metal, first-person, speed-running platformer

Raging Justice, from developer MakingGames, drags the 2D-brawler into the modern day, and it does so with the utmost respect for the neglected genre.

Stefan gives us the skinny on the recently released, bike-battler Road Redemption, from developers Pixel Dash Studios and EQ Games.

RemoveableSanity reviews Blackhole Complete Edition, a puzzle platformer set on a mysterious planet stuck outside of time and space.

You are an Exile, struggling to survive against the odds in a damned world - juggling and changing skills to suit your playstyle and live, against the odds

Ayleeot Curwest

RemovableSanity has a look at the latest title from Transhuman Design

Chances of survival? Don't hold your breath.

The game may be having a break, but the multiplayer is worth sticking about.

Punch! BAM! WHAM! WHACK!

Trulon: The Shadow Engine gets the RemovableSanity Treatment

The Inner World that's in a world

Killin' zombies and takin' selfies!

Time to get magical with pixels!

Toby and his secret mine. What lies ahead?

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