Review: A Short Hike
Few games are as charming and meaningful as A Short Hike.
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Review: Spirits Abyss
Taking a page from Spelunky and scribbling neon nonsense all over it seems to really work here, especially once you start digging into how broad of an experience it is.
Read moreReview: Harold
I wish the gameplay was even half as good as the animations, but when it’s so hard to get anything fun or rewarding out of Harold, it’s no surprise that it’s going to finish last.
Read moreReview: Runner3
Runner3 barely resembles the game that put this series on the map, and fails to live up to any of those expectations.
Read moreReview: MagiCat
I expected a cute, simple adventure, and what I got was a sprawling quest with dozens of diverse levels, bosses, and challenges.
Read moreReview: Izeriya
Izeriya suffers the worst of so many worlds, it’s a wonder anything about it works at all.
Read moreReview: Sonic Mania
There’s no question that Sonic Mania is made for the long-time fans of the franchise, so my only question is if it can convince newcomers.
Read moreReview: A Robot Named Fight
The controls are tight, the action is engaging, and the absurd number of variations and unlocks you can get really extend the life of the experience.
Read moreReview: Dune Sea
I get the feeling the developers of Dune Sea knew what kind of experience they wanted to present, but had no idea how to make it into a game.
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