Reviews
Review: X Rebirth
When you see something like X Rebirth pop up on Steam, giddy thoughts of flying through space and going on adventures come to mind. Stamp out those thoughts immediately, because despite waiting almost 20 patches before this review, X...
Review: The Legend of Zelda: A Link Between Worlds
Nostalgia is a hell of a drug, and at least for me nothing is more of a blast to the past than a Nintendo game that captures those gameplay elements and aesthetics that made me giddy as a young'un. A Link Between Worlds is a little more...
Thoughts On Doorways Chapters 1 & 2
The current explosion of indie games has had two interesting effects, the entry to the market of developers from emerging markets like Latin America; and the dominance by the indie developers of the horror genre in a time where AAA...
Review: Paper Sorcerer
There once was an evil sorcerer who terrorized the land with an army of terrible minions until one day four heroes of good set out and sealed the sorcerer away in a magical artifact. Sounds pretty straight forward so far, right? Except...
Review: QbQbQb
QbQbQb, developed by one-man operation Rezoner, is a block-stacking puzzle game that began as a Ludum Dare entry that has since been expanded upon and polished for a full release. There's an endless supply of puzzle games out there, so a...
Review: Wii Party U
It's no secret that the Wii U has had a pretty rocky launch. Third party developers haven't found the risk of developing for the console worth the reward and so for the most part that's left us with just first party titles to hold us...
Review: Resogun
As you unwrap your shiny new Playstation 4 you'll find a card giving you a 30 day trial of Playstation Plus. Redeem the card and Resogun will be your reward. There are other games currently available for free on PSPlus but they might be...
Review: Ryse: Son of Rome
Nobody can reasonably have high expectations of launch titles. No developer is going to squander its best work on a title that will only be played by the relatively small segment of gamers who are going to pick up a new console right off...
Review: Mush
In space, nobody hears it teem... So goes the tagline to Mush, a free-to-play browser-based MMO from French developer Twinoid. The game takes place in a bleak future where Earth has been overrun by the Mush, and a lone spaceship, the...
