Review: Haiku, the Robot

Haiku doesn’t break any new ground for metroidvanias, but it treads a comfortable, satisfying path that I’m certainly glad I took.
Read moreHaiku doesn’t break any new ground for metroidvanias, but it treads a comfortable, satisfying path that I’m certainly glad I took.
Read moreI’m a big metroidvania fan to begin with, but SteamWorld Dig 2 has quickly become one of my favorites in the genre, with a sense of depth and freedom that few can match.
Read moreIf you want a dash of metroidvania with your mining, this charming, compact game will absolutely fit the bill.
Read moreWith solid gameplay, unique hooks, and a gorgeous presentation, I can definitely recommend Astalon to anyone needing a new cursed tower to explore.
Read moreThis is the Star Wars game I’ve been waiting decades for, an open-world romp that does everything it can to make you enjoy your time in a vast galaxy of adventure.
Read moreThe gun stacking system and new foes bring a lot of life to Double D, and Serious fans looking for a change of pace need look no further.
Read moreVVVVVV is regarded as a classic for good reason, offering timeless challenge and exploration without ever really pushing you out of that cozy, comfortable space.
Read moreSuper Meat Boy Forever doesn’t just fail to live up to its predecessor, it fails as an infinite runner on its own.
Read moreIt very much accomplishes its goal of creating a smoother, more balanced experience than the game that inspired it, and makes it just as fun an experience.
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