Reviews

The strategy genre has always been one of the broadest and most varied video game styles, and it’s one of the oldest, too.  Whether I was undertaking epic space battles with StarCraft or obtaining governmental supremacy in Civilization, I have many fond memories of spending the weekend glued to a CRT monitor in the early […]

As a self-professed connoisseur of indie video games, let me tell you, it’s a very saturated market out there. In a world where gaming is just about the biggest industry around, there are thousands of small teams and developers that are fighting for your attention with a scrappy little project. So with that in mind,

If you have been paying attention to the line-up of indie games on the horizon, you might be aware of the laundry list of upcoming games set in space. Games like the Dead Space Remake, Calisto Protocol from the makers of Dead Space, and ROUTINE, to name a few. It may seem a little overzealous

Redo is a game that originally came out in 2019 on Steam but has now made the jump to PS4 and PS5. The makers of Redo were kind enough to provide a review copy of their port for this article. After playing this Indie game to the fullest of my abilities and giving some time

Madshot is a fast-paced, rogue-lite shooter with you flipping and tumbling across the level. Developed by Overflow and published by Digital Bros and HOOK, Madshot takes elements from games such as Hades with a hint of Dead Cell added to the mix. To progress, you need to survive the procedural levels towards Cthulhu by either

Autonauts is a crafting indie game that tasks players with establishing and growing a colony on a procedurally generated planet. Players are not alone, however, as they can build a fleet of up to 300 robots that can be programmed through a simple scratch-based language to carry out tasks for the player. This makes up

To be wholly unique in any artistic medium is a rare thing, yet Skabma — Snowfall manages to tell an intriguing, thought-provoking narrative about a world and culture we’ve never seen explored in a video game. Let’s begin our Skabma PC review by looking at the story and world of Skabma. Bright and Beautiful This

The concept of life and death. It’s a pretty heavy subject matter, to say the least. It’s not every day you want to take a cold hard look at the facts and stare blankly into the abyss that is your fragile mortality. Most people will live in blissful ignorance, ordering kale smoothies in bulk, telling

In case anyone isn’t intimately familiar with my gaming preferences and loyalties, I’m a PlayStation boy and have been my whole life. For the most part, it’s been a joyous occasion, but with the many peaks, there have been a few valleys. I had to watch all of my pals migrate to the Xbox 360

Ganryu 2 is a peculiar game to review as it’s a sequel to a game that’s over 20 years old on a system very few people owned. Ganryu had its debut on the Neo Geo (A phenomenal console!) in 1999 and was a decent side-scrolling hack and slash. Ganryu 2 continues where the first left