Review: West of Loathing
West of Loathing looks every bit the part of a silly comedy RPG, but gets there by way of incredibly good writing and a nearly perfect sense of humor that will never stop entertaining.
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Review: Anodyne 2: Return to Dust
In the end it’s every bit the great adventure the original was with a vastly different feel, and it stands as proof that these developers have mastered the art of creating compelling experiences.
Read moreReview: Eastshade
It’s a world of uplifting quests, fascinating mysteries, and beautiful scenery that you can capture to progress.
Read moreReview: Ace of Seafood
Everything from the combat to the pacing will take some serious adjusting, but for your effort you’ll be getting something with real wonder to it.
Read moreReview: Yakuza 0
It all comes back to heart, the undeniable earnestness and richness of the characters, that makes this title so incredibly compelling.
Read moreReview: Streets of Rogue
I never expected Streets of Rogue to offer so many options and opportunities for fun, but it’s built to do exactly that.
Read moreReview: Stormworks: Build and Rescue
I really quite like Stormworks, but its complexity and pacing are making it hard to stick with at the moment.
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