Posts Tagged ‘steam’

Review: Before I Forget

August 5, 2020

When a game is only an hour long, one must wonder if there's truly enough time to care about it. Let's see if Before I Forget proves to be memorable.

by Adam Mueller

Review: Neon Abyss

July 29, 2020

The Grim Squad, a collection of Rogues with a chip on their shoulder toward the New Gods, are rulers of the Neon Abyss. Gather your pets and guns.

by Johnathan Floyd

Review: Return of the Obra Dinn

July 8, 2020

Like a 60-person riddle for mature audiences, Return of the Obra Dinn is sure to get any mind thinking. Check it out in our review!

by Adam Mueller

Preview: The Waylanders

July 7, 2020

Waylanders is an RPG with a big adventure. Create a custom character that has no fate except the one the player wants. What will you do?

by Johnathan Floyd

Review: Summer in Mara

July 1, 2020

A swashbuckling combination of Wind Waker and Animal Crossing? Sign me up! But, is it as good as it sounds? Find out in our Summer in Mara Review!

by Adam Mueller

Review: The Academy—The First Riddle

June 26, 2020

The Academy: The First Riddle is a run-around puzzle game with a story about students chasing after a villain who is messing with the school.

by Johnathan Floyd

Review: Golf With Your Friends

June 19, 2020

Mini golf is a sport of many themes: space, haunted mansions, forests, museums, Egypt and many others. Explore them all in Golf With Your Friends.

by Andrew Feistner

The Art of Remaster: The Wonderful 101 Remastered

May 28, 2020

Thanks to Kickstarter, PlatinumGames has brought back The Wonderful 101 to modern consoles. How does this adventure brawler stack up in its remaster?

by Sam Kim

A Fistful for the Lockdown

May 19, 2020

Got time but short on cash for video games? Sam's got the lowdown on cheap titles to try out for five bucks or less.

by Sam Kim

Review: WarriOrb

May 8, 2020

This review covers WarriOrb, the game by developer Not Yet with extremely impressive bouncing physics and insanely difficult platforming.

by Johnathan Floyd

Review: Deep Sky Derelicts—Definitive Edition

April 28, 2020

Deep Sky Derelicts: Definitive Edition appears as a simple package that packs a lot of content! It's not without its frustrations, though.

by Thomas Manning

Preview: World of Horror

April 15, 2020

A World of Horror awaits you. Darkness and chaos threaten your little hometown. The Old Gods conspire against you and you're the only one who knows.

by Sam Kim

Review: 3000th Duel

March 27, 2020

3000th Duel evokes a sense of familiarity in its 12+ hours of gameplay, both in its times of frustration, and overall fun and joy learning what it means to overcome the odds against you.

by Thomas Manning

Review: Langrisser I & II

March 11, 2020

A fantastic quest for any Turn-Based-Strategy fan, it should be a crime Langrisser hasn't seen more popularity until now.

by Adam Mueller

Review: Giraffe and Annika

February 17, 2020

Atsushi Saito and his studio, atelier mimina, bring their charming debut indie hit Giraffe and Annika across the pond to the US.

by Sam Kim

Hypercharge: Unboxed is a unique, FPS Romp through the world of a toy as you battle it out across a range of locations including a child's play room, a bathroom, a kitchen, and numerous other household environments.

by Damien Chambers

Review: Effie

February 3, 2020

Though burdened with a myriad of minor troubles, Effie has the potential to shine bright as it's signature shield.

by Adam Mueller

Wonderful Winter Video Game Picks

January 15, 2020

2019 is coming to an end. Many incredible games have fallen into our hands. But maybe you're looking for something off the beaten path?

by Sam Kim

Preview: Gearstorm

December 12, 2019

Gearstorm, by Iron City Games, is a sandbox, survival game in a post-apocalyptic, fully destructible world.

by Johnathan Floyd

7.0

Review: The Dark Pictures Anthology—Man of Medan

December 6, 2019

Dive into a swimmingly creepy afair aboard the S.S. Ourang Medan. Can they survive until dawn? Oops; wrong game, same developer.

by Andrew Feistner

8.0

Review: River City Girls

November 29, 2019

River City Girls, the new beat 'em up from developer WayForward, drops with style for its debut with its unique level progression, RPG leveling elements, and item system.

by Sam Kim

6.0

Review: Through the Woods

November 21, 2019

Walking simulation and horror should be a natural marriage, right? Throw in some Norse mythology and baby, you got a stew going. Or do you?

by Andrew Feistner

8.0

Review: Pixel Game Maker MV

November 11, 2019

Pixel Game Maker aims to grant more tools to make any type of game. However, this has caused some issues with its core audience.

by Sam Kim

8.5

Review: Stygian—Reign of the Old Ones

October 24, 2019

Stygian is unsettling. Set in a world with little hope for rescue or safety, it is truly a tale of survival and coping with an unwanted reality.

by John Campbell

Preview: Session

October 16, 2019

Session is a skateboarding game that takes what we know and love from the Skate series to a whole new level. Check out our thoughts out the Early Access release.

by L.J. Lowery

6.0

Review: Devil’s Hunt

October 11, 2019

With a combat system most comparable to Dante's Inferno and the classic God Of War games, along with some light puzzle solving and exploration, Devil's Hunt is a fun, albeit painfully short romp through a truly dark and violent portrayal of Hell.

by Damien Chambers

8.0

Review: Alliance Alive HD Remastered

October 8, 2019

Experience the world of The Alliance Alive HD Remastered in a new light! New visuals, an updated interface, and more await you in this epic tale of trials.

by Johnathan Floyd

6.5