Game Reviews
8.0Score 8.0 out of 10Drill Core Review
Drill Core masterfully blends mining management with tower defense in a way that'll have you saying "just one more run" at 3 AM. The 1.0 release adds meaningful content and polish, though the grind and lack of tutorials might test your patience. Despite its flaws, this corporate space-mining sim delivers a uniquely satisfying gameplay loop that's hard to put down.
9.0Score 9.0 out of 10NINJA GAIDEN: Ragebound Review
NINJA GAIDEN: Ragebound is the perfect example of nostalgia done right, with a great score, challenging gameplay, and superb visuals. While the story and repetitive elements do feel noticeable in its nine-hour runtime, The Game Kitchen successfully brings Ninja Gaiden back to the spotlight in all its gory glory.
9.5Score 9.5 out of 10One-Eyed Likho Review
One-Eyed Likho is a gorgeously woven web of Slavic folktales that will haunt you long after you complete the story.
7.5Score 7.5 out of 10Destiny 2: The Edge of Fate Review
Bungie continues its streak of developing phenomenal content with live-service elements that actively work to undermine it. Destiny 2: Edge of Fate's main campaign has plenty of highs, but sticking with the game long-term at this point means dealing with Bungie's eclecticisms, and odds are that you've got no patience for that.
9.0Score 9.0 out of 10Retro Review: Parasite Eve
Parasite Eve is one of those hidden gems from the 90's that stands up to the test of time with a fiery passion. It may have its flaws and be a product of its time but it's not a relic from the past to sleep on.
6.5Score 6.5 out of 10Quantum Witch Review
Quantum Witch has a gripping story and stunning pixel visuals that are both gorgeous in their own right, but battle each other for dominance. More of a visual novel with added walking simulation than any RPG I’ve ever seen, but still worth your time.
10.0Score 10.0 out of 10System Shock 2: 25th Anniversary Remaster Review
There's not much I could add to System Shock 2's long, successful critical tenure. It's the game we all know and love, but in its best edition yet. Crucially, it comes with full support for all modern amenities and with a mod staging option, to boot. Its only downside truly is the fact that it's not a full-on remake, and that's hardly a downside at all.
8.0Score 8.0 out of 10Ruffy and the Riverside review
Ruffy and the Riverside is an enjoyable, nostalgic, and collectible-filled trip down a memory lane littered with 3D platformers, while still managing to feel entirely new thanks to interesting new mechanics.
8.2Score 8.2 out of 10Suit for Hire Review
Easily the best "John Wick" game we've yet seen, Suit for Hire is a stylish amalgamation of Max Payne and Hotline Miami that will easily draw you in for hours at a time. Some jankiness is present, but it doesn't detract from the overall experience: Suit for Hire is more than a just a sum of its parts, that's for sure.
5.5Score 5.5 out of 10Len’s Island Review
Len's Island is a survival crafting game with impressive visual design and solid building mechanics that's unfortunately hampered by severe camera limitations that force players to stare at the ground. While the game features beautiful artwork, intuitive menus, and engaging progression systems, issues like animation locks during combat and restrictive inventory limits prevent it from reaching its full potential. The reviewer sees promise in the core gameplay but feels the technical limitations o
8.0Score 8.0 out of 10Dragon is Dead Review
Dragon is Dead delivers exceptional pixel art and addictive hack-and-slash combat that captures the best elements of metroidvania classics like Dead Cells and Blasphemous. The game excels with its smooth animations, satisfying skill progression, and three distinct playable characters, each offering unique playstyles. However, the experience is hampered by a concerning lack of content, with only 14 hours of gameplay before repetition sets in, plus some UI readability issues and awkward dialogue t
9.0Score 9.0 out of 10Rune Factory: Guardians of Azuma Review
Guardians of Azuma successfully reinvents the series with ambitious village-building mechanics and gorgeous Japanese aesthetics. Even though some systems start simplified, the fun story and the Switch 2 version's smooth performance and engaging gameplay loop make this a worthwhile entry that respects the series' roots while pushing in bold new directions.
10.0Score 10.0 out of 10The Alters Review
The Alters is a masterfully crafted experience that elevates survival gaming into something genuinely meaningful and emotionally resonant. While the relentless stress and complexity won't appeal to everyone, those who embrace its philosophical depth will find one of the most thought-provoking games in years. It's 11 Bit Studios firing on all cylinders, creating a rare game that makes you question your own life choices while desperately trying to survive.
10.0Score 10.0 out of 10Date Everything Review
Date Everything brings the furniture to life with incredible, fully voiced dialogue that’s overflowing with both humor and emotion. With characters stuffed with personality, stunning artwork, and a compelling storyline, it doesn’t get better than this.
8.5Score 8.5 out of 10RoadCraft Review
RoadCraft trades SnowRunner's survival mechanics for pure construction chaos, letting you rebuild disaster zones with 40+ heavy machines. It's a slow-burn puzzle game disguised as a truck sim, where patience pays off but technical issues can break the zen. Perfect for heavy machinery enthusiasts who don't mind getting their virtual hands dirty.
7.5Score 7.5 out of 10Deathless Review
Deathless is an excellent entry point into the roguelike genre for newcomers, but also stands out for veteran fans of the genre. Endless possibilities and a story that keeps you coming back make this worth playing time and time again.