Review: Zelda II: Amida’s Curse
It very much accomplishes its goal of creating a smoother, more balanced experience than the game that inspired it, and makes it just as fun an experience.
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Review: FAITH: Chapter II
There are so many great moments in FAITH: Chapter II that there’s no reason any horror aficionado should miss it.
Read moreReview: Marshmellow Day Spa
While understandably limited in scope, it’s still an easy game to get lost in as you rush to beat the clock and dunk just one more of your friends into the cocoa mug of their dreams.
Read moreReview: The Adventures of Square
New games in the classic DOOM mold are rare but Adventures of Square is one of the few that exists, and does a damn fine job of carrying the torch for that style.
Read moreReview: The Don’t Escape series
Each of the Don’t Escape games brings something new to the table, something that could easily carry a much larger game.
Read moreReview: Virgil’s Purgatory
It’s a great way to spend an afternoon reliving the halcyon days of handhelds, just be prepared to struggle with it like you did in those days, too.
Read moreReview: Knytt Stories
The nigh infinite worlds to explore of Knytt Stories are a testament to the heights that user-created content can reach.
Read moreReview: I.V.A.N.
I.V.A.N. is not fair, it’s specifically designed to be not fair, and the tradeoff is that it is incredibly fun to lose.
Read moreReview: Knytt
Knytt is a masterwork of minimalist design, conjuring an entire planet to explore at your leisure that’s full of landscapes and creatures to set your imagination spinning.
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