The first half of 2014 was pretty packed with roguelikes, with games like Wayward Souls ($7.99), Cardinal Quest 2 (Free), …
Continue reading “‘Auro: A Monster-Bumping Adventure’ Review – It’s Auro Good”
While I love blockbuster gaming as much as the next person, there’s no question that the ever-increasing budgets and thinner …
Continue reading “‘Dark Echo’ Review – Silence Is Golden, And So Is This Game”
Take the most irrational and demanding mobile gaming fan – you know the kind, the person that only wants paid …
Continue reading “‘Radiation Island’ Review – Get Chased by Katana-Wielding Zombies and Have Fun!”
As a rule, I try not to buy early access games unless I absolutely feel the need to. Particle Mace …
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Dragon Quest 5 ($14.99) is a rare jewel. This is a game that carried the burden of being a sequel …
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Papers, Please ($4.99) is a weird game, as it’s incredibly difficult to succinctly describe in a way that makes it …
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Holy heck, does Bean Dreams ($2.99) knock it out of the park. The first Bean’s Quest ($2.99) game from Kumobius …
Continue reading “‘Bean Dreams’ Review – Sweet Dreams Are Made of These”
This is the fifth Dragon Quest game I’ve reviewed in 2014, and by now I’m sure I’ve hammered in the …
Continue reading “‘Dragon Quest 3’ Review – The Stuff Of Legends”
The story of the Oddworld Inhabitants themselves is almost as interesting as that of any of their games. Founded by …
Continue reading “‘Oddworld: Stranger’s Wrath’ Review – You’re Looking Mighty Good, Stranger”
There’s a certain craft that goes into making a game that feels great. Protostar’s Checkpoint Champion (Free) is a fun …
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