Review: Stealth Inc 2: A Game of Clones
Stealth Inc 2 is worse than a simple copy, it’s an attempt to do better twisted into a pale mutation of what it wants to be.
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Review: Odallus: The Dark Call
It’s an adventure that looks and feels like the games you grew up with, but plays with all the intelligent balance and conveniences you’ve grown to appreciate.
Read moreReview: Shank 2
Too many opportunities for improvements are missed here, leaving us with a sequel that feels less developed and less consequential than the game that spawned it.
Read morePlatformebruary is on!
Our annual platforming adventure begins tomorrow, but I’m starting things off with a special review today!
Read moreReview: Tiny Barbarian DX
If they had somehow preserved the quality of that first golden episode this could be one for the ages, but as it stands the game would have been all the better without anything added.
Read moreReview: Bakery
I had high hopes for this one based on the concept and the charming Kairosoft-style graphics, but Bakery spoils every part of the formula.
Read moreWeeklong Deals for 1/29/18
I’ve got a huge list of deals to peruse this time, covering just about any genre you could want!
Read moreBreaking Points
What’s the difference between a 7 and an 8 out of 10? Gamers use all kinds of scoring systems, and today we talk about why they’re all terrible.
Read moreReview: Railway Empire
Assuming you can come to grips with its complexity, Railway Empire is a worthy successor to the classic train sims of yesteryear.
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