Reviews

Some of the best games have been the ones with the weirdest premises. Giant frogs who beat up other large anthropomorphic animals, zombies fighting wacky things and so much more....

Games cater to a number of different people, places, and situations. Some people play for complicated challenges, others for personal glory, and some just want to have fun with their...

Recently cyberpunk and things around similar concepts have become a major talking point. What was once the subject of concerns in the future, like George Orwell’s iconic Nineteen Eighty-Four: A...

I'm going to avoid wasting your time by coming out and saying it bluntly: Death's Door is an instant classic and an absolute must-play dungeon crawler. Acid Nerve's indie hit...

At this point, the Dynasty Warriors franchise is quite known. Players know what to expect, what to anticipate, and how the core experience will play out. Likewise, Omega Force doesn’t...

Certain franchises understand what players want and present it in a way that just works. Hoard modes play into the simplicity of just working to fight enemies, of which a...

Indies can live and die off concept alone. When you don’t need to sell multiple millions to break even there is a lot more room for making it look like...

Backward compatibility is probably one of the best long-term features gamers got. It allowed them to play their beloved games, possibly with better loading times, without having to have multiple...

In 2001, Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance hit the scene, providing hack-and-slash entertainment to the sixth generation of gaming consoles. Then, we received Baldur's Gate: Dark Alliance II in 2004, offering...

While gaming continues to progress, there will always be a place for classic experiences or the opportunity to visit genre-defining titles. Cotton might not be the most talked-about game ever,...