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ONE BTN BOSSES (PC) Review
Hi, my name is Will, and I am addicted to ONE BTN BOSSES. Okay, addicted is a strong word. Maybe enamored is a better way to describe my love for Midn...[Read More]
Simpler Times Review (PC)
Sometimes a gaming experience doesn’t have to be long to be good. A game like Sayonara Wild Hearts is merely an hour and some change but it is a defin...[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]
Mars 2120 Review
38 years ago when Metroid released on the Famicom in August 1986, the revelation that Samus Aran is a woman was anything but novel. The assumption tha...[Read More]
Kitsune Tails (PC) Review
A few months ago, I previewed Kitsune Tails for the PC. I spent a few hours in-game, attempting to defeat its levels and test out its cutesy, retro-in...[Read More]
Minds Beneath Us (PC) Review
There comes a time in a deep narrative where the player is presented with several choices that will ultimately decide the fate of the main character. ...[Read More]
Deadlink Review
Deadlink has no patience for players who want to take the time to methodically pull off headshots and lurk around a map for optimal strategic dispatch...[Read More]
Kingdom Rush 5: Alliance Review (PC)
When I reviewed God of War: Ragnarök, it took me 48 hours to complete it. When I reviewed Ghost of Tsushima, it took me 50 hours to fully complete it....[Read More]
Concord Preview: Polishing a Rough Gem
After two Beta weekends and about 20 hours of playtime, there is a Concord-shaped hole in my heart. And I think there are few better compliments one c...[Read More]
Bō: Path of the Teal Lotus Review (PC)
I am not that great at difficult games. I can’t tell you how much I stink at anything FromSoftware makes. But! I appreciate what FromSoftware does. I ...[Read More]
Dystopika (PC) Review
Dystopika is a game that tasks you with one thing only: building a city. That’s it. No repetitious quests, no artificial constraints as to what you ca...[Read More]
Flock Review (PC)
Sometimes you don’t need violence, guns, or an apocalyptic threat to make a game interesting and engaging. Sometimes just getting in touch with nature...[Read More]