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Mindcop Review (PC)
Murder. So many stories are about murder, yet so few of them include a man with an incredible mustache surfing inside brains. Mindcop is one of those ...[Read More]
Spirit Mancer Review
When the dust settles, I’ll remember more of what Spirit Mancer got right than where it stumbled. Even when a game is flawed, it can still make ...[Read More]
Guayota (PC) Review
Team Delusion’s Guayota surprised me. When I watched one of its trailers for the first time, it looked like a modern version of old-school Legend of Z...[Read More]
Saviorless Review (PC)
Saviorless feels very familiar to Limbo and Inside, but far more wordy. The three hours of gameplay took me through hand-drawn environments, platformi...[Read More]
Fort Solis Review
When playing Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture, I couldn’t help but be a little bored despite becoming increasingly wrapped up in the game&#...[Read More]
Souldiers
For developer Retro Forge, Souldiers is an extremely safe bet for a first game. Studios can throw all the money in the world at a game and there will ...[Read More]
ScourgeBringer
ScourgeBringer delights itself in pulling no punches. Players will die at a furious, brutal pace. Whether it be a massive beam of energy, undodged bul...[Read More]
The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk: The Amulet of Chaos Review
While the concept of a tactical RPG hasn’t changed much over the years, and they can be a dime a dozen somedays, when you put in a good script, wacky ...[Read More]