Review: King of Fighters XV Features Rollback Netcode, Lackluster Fighting
The King of Fighters series has been around for a long time, with its first game releasing all the way back in 1994. With this as its 15th main game […]
Review: Infernax Is an Homage to the Classics
I’ve been playing a whole lot of retro games lately, and it’s hard to capture that retro game look and feel without compromising too many modern quality of life upgrades. […]
Review: Kingdom of the Dead Is Just Another Mediocre Retro Inspired Shooter
I’ve been a huge first person shooter fan since the very early days of Wolfenstein 3D and Doom (1993). It’s rare to see not only a first person shooter with […]
Review: Not Only Is PowerSlave Exhumed Important for Game History, It’s Surprisingly Fun
Retro game guru Night Dive studio either really knows how to pick them, or they do an excellent job with their remasters. I think the truth is a little bit […]
Review: Castle Morihisa Is a Clumsy Copy
Castle Morihisa is a roguelike deckbuilding game with role-playing game elements. If you’re familiar with Slay the Spire, you will know what to expect in Castle Morihisa. While it utilizes […]
Preview: Atmospheric Hidden Deep Invokes Aliens and The Thing
I love atmospheric horror games with a mystery. What’s more fun than exploring a horror beyond comprehension, that you just can’t look away from because you need answers? I can’t […]
Review: Nobody Saves the World Is an Enjoyable Grind
As a kid, I loved games where you gained a power-up and were able to change abilities—games like Kid Chameleon (yeah, I’m old) and to a lesser extent the Super […]
Review: While Paying Brilliant Homage, Sifu Is as Brutal as a Punch to the Face
I really appreciate difficult video games, and sometimes a game comes along that presents me with a considerable challenge. Sifu is extremely punishing, and required me to take a fair […]
Preview: Eugen System’s WARNO Shows Plenty of Promise
For years, Eugen Systems have been pumping out real-time strategy games that focus on realistic conflict. Its Steel Division and Wargame series are known for this unique blend, in […]
Review: Pokémon Legends: Arceus is an Epic Journey into Pokémon’s Past and an Exciting Step Towards the Future
I keep saying I’m not a Pokémon person, and that’s somewhat true. I hopped on the Pokémon train back in 2016 with PokémonGO, which, if you’ll recall, was the Wordle of […]
Review: Land of Screens Is a Refreshing but Preachy New Indie Darling
Serenity Force is a developer whose catalog varies wildly but generally sticks to a single guiding principle: change the way you think. With Land of Screens we get a […]
Review: Bash Infected in Dying Light 2 Stay Human‘s Parkour Paradise
I’ve been a massive fan of Techland’s brand of zombie slaying for over ten years, starting with the release of Dead Island. That game was known for having you build […]