Sam Kahn 11/20/25 Sam Kahn 11/20/25

Meteorfall: Krumit's Tale

Meteorfall: Krumit’s Tale has a distinctive look and interesting mechanics, but is hampered by punishing randomness.

Sam Kahn 11/20/25 Sam Kahn 11/20/25

Forestrike Review

Forestrike is nearly a perfect martial arts fantasy from Skeleton Crew Studios and Devolver Digital.

Andros Craig 11/20/25 Andros Craig 11/20/25

Neon Inferno [Review]

Sam Kahn 11/19/25 Sam Kahn 11/19/25

This Is No Cave Review

This Is No Cave is an atypically complex and graceful runner.

Andros Craig 11/18/25 Andros Craig 11/18/25

Echoes of the End: Enhanced Edition [Review]

Sam Kahn 11/18/25 Sam Kahn 11/18/25

Folly of the Wizards Review

Roguelite platformer Folly of the Wizards misses the mark.

Sam Kahn 11/18/25 Sam Kahn 11/18/25

Indie Pack DLC Available for Spin Rhythm XD

New DLC featuring tracks from Mei Semones, Hachiku, Blanco Tranco, and more makes this great rhythm game even better.

Sam Kahn 11/18/25 Sam Kahn 11/18/25

Cursemark Joins Publisher Mad Mushroom

Cursemark from developer CLYDE has been delayed by about 6 months after signing with publisher Mad Mushroom.

Sam Kahn 11/17/25 Sam Kahn 11/17/25

Tormented Souls 2 Review

We have a new, excellent throwback survival horror game on our hands thanks to Dual Effect and PQube.

Matthew Reyes 11/17/25 Matthew Reyes 11/17/25

In Defense of Multiplayer Bots

Whether it’s the new Simpsons Fortnite season or a new mode in Battlefield 6, bots are placed to fill in gaps and are often scrutinized. As my Unc status rapidly approaches, I am here to defend their placement in multiplayer titles.

Sam Kahn 11/16/25 Sam Kahn 11/16/25

Lord Ambermaze Impressions

Combat becomes a puzzle in grid-based dungeon explorer Lord Ambermaze.

Sam Kahn 11/13/25 Sam Kahn 11/13/25

Absolum Review

Guard Crush Games and Supamonks, with publisher Dotemu, have redefined the beat ‘em up with Absolum.

Matthew Reyes 11/13/25 Matthew Reyes 11/13/25

Rockstar’s Red Dead upgrade is great, but why neglect its sequel?

Rockstar has annouced that it’s 2010 classic, Red Dead Redemption, will be receiving an upgrade on all modern consoles and for free to owners. However, it’s sequel is still stuck in the purgatory of the previous generation.