Steam

30

Jan

By Peter

Articles, Latest News

Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth : PC Performance Review

Like its predecessor before it, Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth finally makes its way to PC. We were all excited to see the game make its way over to a new platform, but that excitement was tempered by a healthy dose of skepticism as to whether Square Enix could deliver a…

Read

30

Jan

By Ray

Latest News

Impressions : Ayasa Shadow of Silence : Shadow of Potential

I recently played Little Nightmares 1 and 2 for the first time, and they ignited a love for the puzzle-platformer genre I didn’t know I had. The art design, world-building, and varied challenges blew me away. Little Nightmares and Bramble (this deserves an article of its own...) totally opened my…

Read

29

Jan

By Rae

Latest News, Reviews

Review : Sword of the Necromancer Resurrection : FORWARD!

I never played the original Sword of the Necromancer. I hadn’t even heard of it until this remake was announced. It’s not a game I would normally have looked at--I mean, it doesn’t even have cooking! Even Kingdom Hearts 3 has a cooking mini-game (even though it’s locked behind the…

Read

06

Dec

By Ains

Latest News, Reviews

Review : Path of Exile 2 : Natural Selection

The early access release of Path of Exile 2 is finally here. After years of waiting, fans of the long-running ARPG can finally jump in and see what Grinding Gear Games has been working towards. With Path of Exile 2, GGG has taken the route of going with a full,…

Read

22

Nov

By Ains

Articles, Latest News

Preview : Path of Exile 2 Aims for Diablo 4’s Throne

June 26th, 2012. A surely forgettable date to nearly everyone, but, for me, that date over twelve years ago represents the first time I signed up for a beta for a new, dark fantasy ARPG titled Path of Exile. Developed by a small team in New Zealand, named Grinding Gear…

Read

28

Oct

By Eric Bezanson

Latest News

Impressions : Kill Knight : All The Evil Hell Can Conjure

Kill Knight is a top-down, isometric, twin-stick action game from PlaySide Studios. Being a team from Melbourne Australia with a long history of developing mobile games, with a more casual leaning, Kill Knight marks a stark new direction for PlaySide. Not only is this a highly polished console and PC…

Read

08

Oct

By Seasoned Gaming

Latest News

Rockstar Finally Brings Red Dead Redemption to PC

It's hard to believe it's been 14 years since the original Red Dead Redemption released for consoles. After waiting what seems like an eternity, PC players finally get the chance to experience Rockstar's masterpiece and John Marston's story. For the first time in its storied legacy, John Marston’s beloved journey…

Read

10

Sep

By Peter

Articles, Latest News

Impressions : Towerborne Early Access

From developers Stoic, Towerborne is a game I have had my eyes on since it was announced. A side-scrolling cooperative game that exuded Castle Crashers vibes with an attractive aesthetic seemed to be right up my alley. I now have a few hours in the game courtesy of an early…

Read

03

Sep

By Rae

Reviews

Review : Elemental Exiles : Ashes to ashes

As a general rule, I suck at roguelikes and roguelites. But I do love a good deck-builder in the genre. When I found Monster Train, I spent about a week doing very little other than playing it. When I started Slay The Spire, I was astonished to realize that it…

Read

30

Aug

By Rae

Latest News

All (f)or Nothing: The Concord “Dialogue” Needs to Stop

I'll be honest. I don't really care if Concord is a good game. I was never going to play it anyway. I am notorious for my ability to get lost in video games, which only gets worse in first person; I lack the reflexes to pull off shooters with any…

Read

28

Aug

By Ains

Reviews

Review : Concord : Shooting with Character

It's been a few years now since we heard from PlayStation about wanting to drive towards more cross-platform multiplayer and live-service experiences. While it seems like the strategic direction of PlayStation (and Xbox for that matter) is in a constant state of evolution, the team at Firewalk Studios, acquired by…

Read

02

Jul

By Rae

Articles, Latest News

The Must-Play Cozy Game You’ve Never Heard Of

Touhou Project is a bullet-hell franchise that has launched a thousand fan creations. The franchise has main titles going all the way back to the PC-98 era (and somehow never officially translated into English), and it even sports its own dedicated convention. It also has more fan games than main…

Read

18

Jun

By Ray

Latest News, Reviews

Review : An English Haunting : A Spirited Adventure

An English Haunting is a point-and-click adventure from the solo developer José Meléndez at Postmodern Adventures. The story takes place in England at the turn of the 20th century as spiritualism was becoming more popular in the mainstream. The game also is a wonderful tribute to classic horror literature, referencing…

Read

17

May

By Ray

Latest News, Reviews

Review : Crow Country : A Delightfully Demented Nest of Nostalgia

Nostalgia is a funny thing. It can cause us to look back fondly on games and experiences that, if judged by today's standards, would fall far short of what we have come to expect. There has been a surge in indie titles that lean into gameplay and design aesthetics from…

Read

04

May

By Ray

Latest News, Reviews

Early Access Review : Manor Lords: To Reign or Refrain?

Manor Lords is a medieval strategy city building game released in early access on April 26th and has quickly risen to #1 top seller on Steam. It is also available on PC Game Pass, Epic Store, and GOG. It was created by developer Slavic Magic and published by Hooded Horse.…

Read