Battlestation: Harbinger, developed and published by Bugbyte, Ltd., is not your typical space combat simulator. Yes, there are strategies and tactics. Yes, you must periodically repair your base and upgradeRead More →
I got myself some Skylanders Super Chargers and I love the shiny toy-like feel but seriously, Alright, before I get into this one I want to say that I’ve playedRead More →
It’s a long dark shaft that stretches far into the abyss, it’s Downwell. Everywhere there are gruesome monsters and convenience stores. Don’t question the logic too hard. After all, theRead More →
At its root, Punch Club is a resource management game. You have four meters that need to be monitored: Health, Hunger, Mood, and Energy. Every time you do something inRead More →
Now before I get into my review of Spellweaver, I want to say that I have played and still play a lot of TCGs. Pokemon, Magic the Gathering, Yu-Gi-Oh!, evenRead More →
Immediately I went to check if there was anything in the garbage. There wasn’t. What kind of point-and-click is this? The Silent Age starts you off as mild-mannered Janitor Joe.Read More →
Minecraft, the famous game we all know and love from Mojang, was bought by Microsoft and is now titled as another game. In this new project from Telltale Games, youRead More →
Final Fantasy titles are normally just one-shot stories that go from point A to point B, but the formula matured when Final Fantasy X debuted. Final Fantasy XIII was anotherRead More →
Game of Thrones, the popular hit show on HBO is based on George R.R. Martin’s epic novel series. Game of Thrones a Telltale Games series is a series also fromRead More →
In OTTTD (Over the Top Tower Defense) you’re poor, poor unemployed war veterans without a job. But lucky enough HeroCorp is here to save the earth and make mankind greatRead More →
The Jackbox Party Pack is by far one of the best ways to have a good time with your friends while playing at home or online, and the titles includedRead More →
We got Tales from the Borderlands, originally when it came out, and due to technical issues we had trouble actively covering it. So we thought it best to do itRead More →
Bard’s Gold is an indie platformer that I was told was the hardest platform game I will ever play. Truth be told, for me, it was indeed quite hard, althoughRead More →
My first impression of NBA 2K16 was that the graphics looked very good. At the same time, I felt the game’s pace was a little slow (player’s movements, etc.). ButRead More →
Shadowrun has not seen a good release on any console or pc in ages. The last time was on the Super Nintendo. MAN MEETS MAGIC & MACHINE. The year isRead More →
Ever want to be an architect? Want to design buildings and places that people will live in or work in? Well, then Poly Bridge is probably not for you. ButRead More →
Submerged is a post-apocalyptic world in which the entire planet is covered by ocean, by the people who made BioShock. Now the actual story for Submerged is quite easy andRead More →
The Howler is an indie platformer that combines the distance/perception skills of Angry Birds with the hopping and landing of Super Meat Boy. The game is loosely based on theRead More →
Particle Mace is an arcade-style romp that combines the destructive tactics of Asteroids (Atari, 1979) with the multiplayer experience of Space Wars (Cinematronics, 1977). Created by Andy Wallace, this gameRead More →
Syder Arcade from Studio Evil is a trip back in time to the old classic arcade left-and-right, side-scrolling, space-combat shoot ’em ups! The game is very straightforward. You begin onRead More →
Crypt of the Necrodancer is one of the most fun games I have played in years. It’s also part of one of my favorite types of games, a rogue-like/rogue-lite (butRead More →
In Oddworld New ‘n’ Tasty Mudokons are on the menu from Rupture Farms. Introducing Oddworld: Abe’s Oddysee, where you play as an unfortunate Mudokon trying to escape food processing withRead More →
Dracula 3: The Path of the Dragon represents a departure from the earlier installments in this series. In this game, you play the role of a Catholic priest in theRead More →
Dracula 2: The Last Sanctuary follows on the heels of its predecessor…Dracula: The Resurrection. We here continue our Sony PS1-era sojourn into blood and darkness. Once again, you take theRead More →
Dracula: The Resurrection is the first in a series of point-and-click adventures centering around Transylvania’s most noted son. In this game, you play the role of one Jonathan Harker, onRead More →