Review: DUSK ’82

The DUSK branding isn’t much more than window dressing, but it pretties up a sufficiently solid puzzler.
Read moreThe DUSK branding isn’t much more than window dressing, but it pretties up a sufficiently solid puzzler.
Read moreFor a charming, if flawed, survival horror adventure, Evil Tonight does enough right to be worth the trouble.
Read moreIs No Man’s Sky good now? It’s good enough to give it a chance, just with the understanding that it’s still not quite what it was meant to be.
Read moreI love the art, and the finding is certainly fun enough, but it ends before it makes good on any of its more interesting promises.
Read moreThe Lost Tales is here for people who absolutely need more Hero of the Kingdom right now, and don’t expect much for their trouble.
Read moreSteel yourself for some serious platforming and a little control wrestling, and you’ll be in for hours of inventive, open-ended fun.
Read moreI’d love for the gameplay to be punched up with a little more variety and heft, but that’s not where the magic of Potata lies and if you’re okay with that, it’ll be a lovely little ride.
Read moreUltimately I’d say Dandara is worth a look if you want a very different kind of metroidvania, but don’t go in without knowing what you’re getting.
Read moreThis is a clever, gratifying game that not many people will be able to hang with, and I’d like to imagine I’ll be one of those people someday.
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