Review: Dustwind
The folks behind Dustwind definitely made something special here, something fun and unique and chaotic, and something that should be played by more people.
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Review: Ash of Gods: Redemption
Ash of Gods is a flawed gem, one that’s still beautiful and valuable but only to those willing to look past its flaws and work around them.
Read moreReview: Into the Breach
Into the Breach has built an absolutely captivating system of strategy that manages to be thought-provoking and challenging without being the least bit confusing.
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: Tales from Candlekeep: Tomb of Annihilation
If you can somehow look beyond the needlessly punitive game mechanics, there’s just not much here to find.
Read moreReview: Satellite Reign
Satellite Reign gets so many things right, it makes the one thing it gets wrong all the more painful.
Read moreReview: Pillars of Eternity
Pillars of Eternity takes effort to get the most out of, and may be a tough sell to those more comfortable with modern RPGs, but these rough edges hide a true gem of a tale within.
Read moreReview: Death Coming
Despite the little frustrations I really enjoyed spending time in such a charming, zany, detailed world, depriving its inhabitants of life.
Read moreReview: CAYNE
CAYNE is an amateur attempt at shock and gore wrapped up in expert aesthetics, but nothing can save this title from humiliating itself.
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