Reviews

12

Aug

By Ryan M.

Reviews

Review : Darkestville Castle : When Keeping It Evil Goes Wrong

You can find Seasoned Gaming’s review policy here Mischief, troublemaking, and other means of silly, evil antics have made their way to consoles this week with Darkestville Castle. Developers Epic Llama (along with the assistance of Buka Entertainment) initially launched their humor focused 'point and click' adventure title on Steam…

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10

Aug

By Steve Esposito

Reviews

Review : Lost Wing : Neon Space Cowboy

You can find Seasoned Gaming's review policy here I don’t think simple games ever really get as much appreciation as they should.  Independent titles like “Hyperdot” offer a simple control style and concept that evolves into a much deeper experience than one could expect.  With every failure there is a…

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03

Aug

By Ryan M.

Reviews

Review: Hellpoint : Launching A Familiar Formula Into The Depths Of Space

''Souls-like'' has become a much more frequent term within the gaming world over the past few years, and in some ways, has become a genre of its own. From Software's iconic projects have certainly built a foundation that many games have either borrowed from, or replicated entirely. Quebec City based…

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26

Jul

By Dan Rodriguez

Reviews

Review : Ghost of Tsushima : A Beautiful Journey

Cliché: a phrase or opinion that is overused and betrays a lack of original thought. Kind of a harsh way to start my Ghost of Tsushima review, I know. The unfortunate reality is that the new Sucker Punch Productions game doesn't break much new ground. That's not to say that…

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17

Jul

By Ryan M.

Reviews

Review : Beyond a Steel Sky : A Long Awaited Revival

PC gamers of the early 90's are certainly no strangers to the wave of 'adventure' games that flooded the scene during that era. There were almost too many to keep up with. However, a few still hold ground as the ''forefathers'' of the genre, and are considered favorites 20+ years…

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28

Jun

By Ains

Collectibles, Reviews

Review : Cyberpunk 2077 Themed Gaming Chair from Secret Lab

If you're familiar with gaming chairs, then you've most likely heard of Secret Lab. Their products are widely regarded as some of the best on the market. Over the past couple of years they've worked with major developers/publishers on producing some franchise specific chairs for fans to celebrate their love…

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26

Jun

By Ains

Reviews

Review : The Last of Us 2 : An Unforgettable Descent

"All I ask is that fans of the first one put faith in us and trust us. We're going to do right by you." When it was announced by Naughty Dog that they were making a sequel to The Last of Us, considered by many to be one of the…

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18

Jun

By Ryan M.

Reviews

Review : Westmark Manor : Puzzles, Nightmares, and Cosmic Chaos

Grab some matchsticks, a lantern, or whatever sources of light you can find; you're going to need them. Nodbrim Interactive's latest Steam release, Westmark Manor, welcomes those who are pursuing a true challenge within its dark, haunted hallways. Plunging players into a tale of cosmic horror and mystery; there are…

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17

Jun

By Ains

Reviews

Review : Darius Cozmic Collection : A Trip Down Memory Lane

For shoot em up fans, Darius is one of the legendary names in the genre. First released in arcades in 1987, Darius took the unique approach of using three screens side by side to create a game environment far different from the standard 4:3 cabinet screens at the time. Darius…

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14

Jun

By Steve Esposito

Reviews

Review : PlayStation DualShock 4 Back Button Attachment

It is very easy to be excited about new hardware, especially after the massive reveal of the PlayStation 5 during Sony's most recent live event. But before I daydream about the new graphics and titles such as Bugsnax, I have to remain grounded in this current generation. After all, we…

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11

Jun

By Ryan M.

Reviews

Review : Project Warlock : Bats, Demons, and Mummies, Oh My!

Retro Gamers and sorcerers rejoice; especially Switch owners in this case! Project Warlock; a 2018 title originally released on PC, has finally made its way to the Nintendo platform, bringing all of its artillery and magic to the players fingertips. Within the opening moments of the game, it was clear…

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06

Jun

By Ryan M.

Reviews

Review : Gunfire Reborn : Guns, Grenades, and Game Overs

Normally, I don't jump into games that are still in an Early Access state. It's not because I worry about performance issues, I'd just prefer to experience them in their intended entirety. But sometimes, there are exceptions. Duoyi Interactive Entertainment's new Steam launch, Gunfire Reborn, is the exception in this…

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30

May

By Ryan M.

Reviews

Review : Those Who Remain : A Reason to be Afraid of the Dark

2020 is shaping up to be fairly promising for fans of the horror genre. The Medium, a System Shock reboot, and the next installment of The Dark Pictures Anthology, are just a few upcoming titles to name that are in the mix. More recently, Those Who Remain; a new release…

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24

May

By Ryan M.

Reviews

Review : Maneater : A Vicious and Exaggerated Tail of Revenge

When I first caught word of Tripwire Interactive's plans to tackle an action-rpg where the player takes on the role of a shark, I was intrigued, and eager to see how it could unfold. It seemed like an ambitious approach, but certainly caught my interest. There are only a handful…

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10

May

By Ains

Reviews

Review : hyper|dot : Matter Over Mind

2.7 more seconds. You're laser focused on the screen as you continue avoiding the hundreds of shapes whose only goal is to end your improbable run of survival. 1.9 seconds. By sheer millimeters you manage to avoid a tracking arrow who had vengeance in his non-existent eyes. 1.1 seconds. Then…

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