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Wizard With a Gun Review
Wizard With a Gun‘s five-minute gameplay loop is a double-edged sword. Its quick runtime belies the complex mechanics that are front-loaded in t...[Read More]
Cocoon Review
Several times throughout Cocoon I experienced the exhilarating feeling of figuring out the solution to a problem a second too late. In many of the bes...[Read More]
It’s a Wrap Review
By the time It’s A Wrap! wrapped up its nearly 30 levels, I was satisfied. Puzzle games can so often wear out their welcome, mentally taxing pla...[Read More]
Somerville Review
Somerville is at its best when dialing up the action. That’s a strange sentiment for a title that hinges so delicately on its association with P...[Read More]
Sea of Stars Review
To call Sea of Stars a love letter is trite. Sabotage Studio’s masterful original work is more than a recreation of the most beloved parts of tu...[Read More]
Madden NFL 24 Review
Through the years, Madden NFL has had a varying personality when it comes to progress in its gameplay. In the early days, it rode its success on stats...[Read More]
Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons
Double Dragon Gaiden: Rise of the Dragons didn’t entrance me the same way 2012’s Double Dragon Neon did. And that’s okay. Coming in ...[Read More]
Crash Team Rumble Review
Sometimes when you take a popular series and turn it into something wholly other, it works out. Look at Paper Mario. Nintendo took a platforming chara...[Read More]
SkateBIRD
SkateBIRD at one point reminded me of that strange, absurd joy I had playing Katamari Damacy the first time. My tiny “birb” was serenely c...[Read More]
MLB The Show 23 Review
With the annual Kentucky Wildcats flub in the NCAA tourney, another MLB season is ushered in with the latest release of MLB The Show. As perfect as th...[Read More]
Powerwash Simulator (PS5)
Last summer I borrowed a powerwasher from a friend and blasted the grime and dirt off the vinyl siding of the home I bought the year prior. After year...[Read More]
Season: A Letter to the Future
Season: A Letter to the Future is not for the cynic. Or, perhaps, it is. The opening hours of the game may be too densely packed with exposition that ...[Read More]