Review: Ghoulboy
It’s a game that feels like it could have hailed from bygone console days, and could still become a classic if not for some brutally rough edges.
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Review: Omega Strike
It’s a great template for a metroidvania but it feels like the hooks, the really compelling parts, were never filled in.
Read moreReview: Another Perspective
You can do way better with your money and your time, but because you can do so much worse in the vast, untamed lands of platformers I’ll still give it a pass.
Read moreReview: Vessel
You’re going to run into plenty of puzzles that resist your solutions but if you can stick with it, it’s one of the deeper and more expansive puzzlers out there.
Read moreReview: Job the Leprechaun
You can absolutely find deeper, more interesting platformers than this but it does offer a little more than the absolute baseline experience, and I think that earns it a pass.
Read moreReview: Back to Bed
Back to Bed is a clever art installation first and a serviceable puzzle game second, and as long as you’re okay with that you’ll get your fun from it.
Read moreReview: To The Capital
I wouldn’t spend dozens of hours on To The Capital but I am compelled to beat it, and the challenge is entertaining enough to make up for its shortcomings.
Read moreReview: Chronicles of cyberpunk
A lot of games try to capture that untouchable magic of the strange and this is one of the rare ones that does it, just in a rickety, confusing package.
Read moreReview: The Flame in the Flood
As much as I adore the atmosphere and environments and strategy of survival, I really had to push myself to finish this thing before shelving it.
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