Turn-based
Dead in Antares Review (PC)
Something is entertaining about a game with tons of moving parts. Of course, you have to enjoy juggling to appreciate the juggling act. Dead in Antare...[Read More]
People of Note Preview (PC)
When you have a clever game name that represents your gameplay, well, you instantly attract my attention. Honestly, I can’t remember the last clever g...[Read More]
Hungry Horrors Review (PC)
There is nothing quite like finding a good card-based adventure with turn-based elements. Add in cooking, and cards, and it might be a wonderful delig...[Read More]
Dragon Quest VII Reimagined Review (PC)
Square Enix is on a roll with these re-released versions of their older Dragon Quest games. I sincerely hope they keep going and make more. No joke, D...[Read More]
Blightstone Review (PC)
Roguelite tactical turn-based games are becoming quite popular these days. While the tip-top tier is led by Slay the Spire, as well as other notables,...[Read More]
Demonschool Review (PS5)
A little bit of tactical gaming never hurt anyone. Demonschool from developer Necrosoft Games was released on November 19th on PC and consoles, and ha...[Read More]
StarVaders Review (PC)
My God. I think I have found the new Balatro in my life. NOOOOOOOO!!!! Ah, well. Welcome to StarVaders from developer Pengonauts. This game is a rogue...[Read More]
Knights in Tight Spaces Review (PC)
A few turn-based card games have captured my attention and kept it. Inscryption was one of these games, as the terror and strategy made for a good tim...[Read More]
Dragon Quest III HD-2D Remake Review (PS5)
Part of me is praying that SEGA will wake up one day and get a bee in their bonnet to remake Phantasy Star I-IV. I will then know that it is end times...[Read More]
Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven Review (PS5)
Romancing SaGa 2: Revenge of the Seven has gone through several iterations over the years. It started its journey on the Super Famicom in 1993, where ...[Read More]
Demon’s Mirror Review (PC)
Demon’s Mirror is one of those games that scratches my brain just the right way. So many video games are examples of “jack-of-all-trades, master of no...[Read More]
SteamWorld Heist II Review (PS5)
Having played games for over 40 years, I have been very much in touch with how I feel about a title in the first two hours of gameplay. For example, I...[Read More]