Review: X-COM: Apocalypse
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.
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Review: Undungeon
How much of my time does Undungeon deserve if it’s already proven that it has no concept of pacing?
Read moreReview: The Sexy Brutale
I daresay fans of puzzles and mysteries will be pleased with The Sexy Brutale, especially once the mansion’s true eccentricities reveal themselves.
Read moreReview: Hades
This is a game with some of the best action and progression in the genre, and it’s absolutely worth a try for fans of flashy moves, deep systems, and excellent writing.
Read moreReview: A Place for the Unwilling
It’s unique not just in its structure but its permanently lethargic pace, and the difficulty in even finding the full scope of the mystery.
Read moreReview: Torment: Tides of Numenera
Temper your expectations for something less than Planescape, and you’ll have a solid 30-hour RPG to venture through, full of decent twists and surprises.
Read moreReview: HellSign
All the parts are here, there’s loads of promise, but it doesn’t make a very satisfying experience yet and I don’t think you should buy in until it does.
Read moreReview: Gift of Parthax
While the spell customization is fun to experiment with, it turns out there’s not a lot of game to run those experiments in.
Read moreReview: Yomawari: Midnight Shadows
Midnight Shadows is both a joy and a relief to play, because it seemed to take all the right lessons from the first game.
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