Reviews
Review: Unrest
Unrest comes to us by way of developer Pyrodactyl Games, and is touted as an RPG set in a fantasy version of Ancient India. It's a game about choices, and how those choices not only affect you but other individuals including ones you've...
Review: Five Nights at Freddy’s
Few memories are fonder to me than attending Chuck E. Cheese with my little brother and sister when we were kids. Stuffing our faces full of pizza, swimming in the ball pit and running around playing the arcade games. Not so fond, I guess,...
Review: The Counting Kingdom
The Counting Kingdom arrived among a batch of different releases sent to us at once. As we divvied up the games to cover, it quickly became apparent that nobody was exactly leaping on the "math puzzler". Since I've garnered a reputation...
Review: Pixel Piracy
The pirate's life is one of exploration, adventure, larger than life characters, and simple goals. In other words, it's the perfect setting in which to stage a videogame. This makes me wonder why there seem to be so few great pirate games...
Review: Wolfenstein: The New Order
I went into Wolfenstein: The New Order with a sour attitude. The series has a long-standing tradition of mediocrity and generally just isn't my cup of tea. That's why I was surprised by how good The New Order is. Best game of 2014? Not...
Review: Valiant Hearts: The Great War
World War II was a strange war that made it particularly palatable for entertainment related consumption. It seems like it's the war that's always on our minds for obvious reasons. It had a side that was clearly evil, global reach,...
Review: Tomodachi Life
I don't think most people were expecting Nintendo to release Tomodachi Life in the US. In fact I'd go a step further and say most people didn't know what Tomodachi Life was before the release of the rather bizarre Nintendo Direct that...
Review: Murdered: Soul Suspect
Murdered: Soul Suspect tells the story of Ronan O'Connor, a man that is so addicted to cigarettes that even his ghost smokes. While chasing a serial murderer known as the Bell Killer, Ronan gets into an altercation which results in his...
Review: So Many Me
Well it took three years and one incomplete Kickstarter but Extend Studio's adorable puzzle platformer is finally seeing the light of day on Steam. I had a chance to preview So Many Me back in December and even in its beta stage the game...
