Warhammer 40,000: Shootas, Blood & Teef – Review
Based on my shaky math, Warhammer 40.000: Shootas, Blood, & Teef is the 300th Warhammer game to be released in...
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Somerville – Review
Time to wind down the day. They're all snoozing in front of the TV, with the dog curled up at...
Deadlink – Review
It may be hard to see into the future, but one thing is certain: people will always be plagued by...
Cultic – Review
Nighttime Cultic play is not recommended, as I recently discovered. Those who are easily frightened by chainsaws and the supernatural...
Case of the Golden Idol – Review
Making an artistic work is often discussed in film, literature, and music. It's as if Kubrick wrought each negative by...
Kao The Kangaroo – Review
With the remake of Kao the Kangaroo, Tate Multimedia is giving a long-forgotten but much-loved platforming mascot a second chance...
Jack Move – Review
The significance of 1997 in Jack Move's timeline is not coincidental. This turn-based Japanese RPG takes place in the year...
Signalis – Review
If you want to play as Replika Elster, Signalis will make you sort through a tangle of writhing flesh and...
Marauders – Review
Although the build I played in May seemed a bit barebones and lacking certain features, it left me excited for...
Serial Cleaners – Review
Serial Cleaners is the sequel to Draw Distance's 2D stealth action game, Serial Cleaner, in which players must clean up...
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 – Review
The violence in Modern Warfare 2 is relentless and shockingly graphic. It's not like Infinity Ward has deliberately taken Call...
ADACA – Review
Boomer shooters have become increasingly popular in recent years. A lot of people had a great time during the heyday...
Construction Simulator – Review
It could be said that the same about Farming Simulator. As an alternative, you could play Train World Sim. Or...
Soulstice – Review
It's a common misconception that the AA mid-budget games that were so popular during the PlayStation 2 and original Xbox...
The Valiant – Review
On PC, you can find THQ Nordic and KITE Games' The Valiant on Steam, Epic Games Store, and GOG as...
The Entropy Centre – Review
The Entropy Centre is the debut title from the UK-based studio Stubby Games, whose developers appear to be ridiculously talented....
