Every anniversary is a chance to chart a new path, and that’s exactly what we’re doing after seven years!

Every anniversary is a chance to chart a new path, and that’s exactly what we’re doing after seven years!
Read more »As interesting and engrossing as the atmosphere in Betrayer is, ultimately it does give way to repetitive gameplay and tedious combat.
Read more »Hardspace: Shipbreaker is a true gem with its unique and thoughtful gameplay, even if the details don’t quite live up to their promise.
Read more »I can say for sure now that as much as I love this hidden gem in the series, it can be a tough sell for newcomers.
Read more »Whatever messages are intended here are lost in a sea of ugly visuals, misdirection, and terrible gameplay decisions.
Read more »Haiku doesn’t break any new ground for metroidvanias, but it treads a comfortable, satisfying path that I’m certainly glad I took.
Read more »With the charming, chunky graphics and throwback sound effects, Organ Trail makes for a great little coffee break game whether you’re still a fan of zombies or not.
Read more »If you’re ready for a steep learning curve and need something different from the current crop of roguelikes, I’d say give this one a serious try.
Read more »I’m a big metroidvania fan to begin with, but SteamWorld Dig 2 has quickly become one of my favorites in the genre, with a sense of depth and freedom that few can match.
Read more »FMV games are such a precious, charming commodity that it’s hard to fault one even if it is as uneven as this.
Read more »Every anniversary is a chance to chart a new path, and that’s exactly what we’re doing after seven years!
I’m back from vacation, and I have BIG review plans!
The variety and creativity here puts it ahead of the first Elite Force, and the sharp writing and entertaining characters are just more icing on the cake.
As interesting and engrossing as the atmosphere in Betrayer is, ultimately it does give way to repetitive gameplay and tedious combat.
Hardspace: Shipbreaker is a true gem with its unique and thoughtful gameplay, even if the details don’t quite live up to their promise.
I can say for sure now that as much as I love this hidden gem in the series, it can be a tough sell for newcomers.
Whatever messages are intended here are lost in a sea of ugly visuals, misdirection, and terrible gameplay decisions.
Haiku doesn’t break any new ground for metroidvanias, but it treads a comfortable, satisfying path that I’m certainly glad I took.
With the charming, chunky graphics and throwback sound effects, Organ Trail makes for a great little coffee break game whether you’re still a fan of zombies or not.
If you’re ready for a steep learning curve and need something different from the current crop of roguelikes, I’d say give this one a serious try.
I’m a big metroidvania fan to begin with, but SteamWorld Dig 2 has quickly become one of my favorites in the genre, with a sense of depth and freedom that few can match.