Video Game Reviews

'Death cannot stop true love. All it can do is delay it for a while.' ― William Goldman, The Princess Bride

Iconoclasts is everything you love about metroidvanias with a pixel-art style.

It's time to strike sail with Oceanhorn, a casual roleplaying game inspired by progenitors of the genre

Into the Breach is pure, tactical, turn-based strategy at its finest.

Cat cafés, Puyo Puyo, an RTS-esque clan system and an end to the story of Kazuma Kiryu.

Prepare the red planet for a bright future.

How do you survive in chaos when you don't know what's real?

Q.U.B.E. 2 expands upon its prequel with a new realm of environmental beauty

The Lovecraftian horrors and sheer, hard-hitting difficulty of Darkest Dungeon is enough to drive anyone mad.

Farming with Cthulhu sounds likes a match made in heaven, er... hell, er... Gleaner Heights.

The stars are a welcome place for cold and efficient calculation.

FoxyLand is a cute, yet devilishly tricky, 2D platform game from BUG Studio. In it, you take control of Foxy the Fox as he traverses levels, collecting cherries and gems in order to rescue his true love.

Cruising the seas with good vibes in Treasure Adventure World.

Swinging into the sporting fray on the Nintendo Switch, this game may take rather more investment than you expect.

The emperor demands blood: a simple gladiator must battle to the top in this turn-based, gladiatorial strategy game.

Every once in a while there comes along a game that, intriguing at the outset, takes you pleasantly by surprise. Mulaka is that game.

Battle the demon apocalypse while trying to maintain a growing colony of survivors in Suncrash's Judgment: Apocalypse Survival Simulation.

Cellar Door Games combines brawlers and RPG mechanics in a fun, chaotic package called Full Metal Furies.

Move between dreams and reality in an attempt to discover your past.

Galactic Crew is, well, a game about taking your crew out into the galaxy to live, thrive and survive.