Dirt 5 – Review (Video)
Check out our video review of Dirt 5, out on all platforms on November 6th, 2020!
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9 Monkeys of Shaolin – Review (PC)
From Sobaka Studio comes 9 Monkeys of Shaolin, a side scrolling beat-em-up centered around martial arts and warrior monks. The game follows in the same action-packed vein of Sobaka’s previous release Redeemer but swaps an overhead perspective for 2.5D and sacrifices guns for punches, kicks, and magical Qi. We flying kicked our way in ahead…
Star Renegades – Review (PC)
After having first played Star Renegades at PAX East 2019, one of our most anticipated indies is finally here. Like most people, we were initially struck by its vibrant and charismatic pixel art style. The gameplay in the original demo was a satisfying mix of intricate and rewarding turn-based RPG mechanics with a unique timeline…
Greifhelm – Review (PC)
Few games really nail the feel of swinging a three pound longsword as it clangs off of a burly suit of medieval armor. Each thrust, lunge, and parry has to be planned and executed as a single mistake can make the difference between death and glory. From developer Johnny Dale Lonack comes Griefhelm, a 2D…
Eastern Exorcist – Review (PC)
Despite some frustrating difficulty and lingering menu functionality issues, Eastern Exorcist was a solid and satisfying sword swinging experience.
Relicta – Review (PC)
Relicta’s (@MightyPolygon) expert use of magnetism, physics, and momentum coupled with its complex design are what make it easy to recommend for fans of the genre.
Carrion – Review (PC)
Carrion is often obscure, uncomfortable, unsettling, and distressing. And this is why we loved it.
Radical Rabbit Stew – Review (PC)
Do you f@#$%^&* hate rabbits? Boy do we have a game for you.
MLB: The Show 20 – The RPG You Didn’t Know You Needed
After 23 years of being a PlayStation exclusive, baseball fans outside the Sony ecosystem will finally be able to enjoy one of the highest quality sports sims in modern gaming. Late last year, Sony San Diego announced it would be releasing the 2021 version of MLB: The Show concurrently on Sony, Microsoft, and Nintendo consoles….
CrossCode – Review (PS4)
Despite some monotonous grinding and areas that can be a bit overburdened with lore, CrossCode should not be missed by those who haven’t had the pleasure of experiencing it before.
