Review: Super Meat Boy Forever
Super Meat Boy Forever doesn’t just fail to live up to its predecessor, it fails as an infinite runner on its own.
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Review: Zelda II: Amida’s Curse
It 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.
Read moreReview: CARRION
If you’re playing CARRION, you want to make an absolute mess of humanity, and it’s more than happy to oblige you on every count.
Read moreReview: Manifold Garden
As good as the gameplay part of this game is, it’s the experience of touching the infinite that makes this what it is, and it’s an experience I can whole-heartedly recommend.
Read moreReview: Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove
Where other games vie to be good or even just decent retro platformers, Treasure Trove is five of the best ever made all rolled together.
Read moreReview: Tobari and the Night of the Curious Moon
Steel yourself for some serious platforming and a little control wrestling, and you’ll be in for hours of inventive, open-ended fun.
Read moreReview: Ikeda: The Scrap Hunter E.P.
Free is the right price if its for an experience that offers something of note, but helping Ikeda scrounge around for junk isn’t worth any amount of my time.
Read moreReview: Skautfold: Usurper
It may be flawed, but Usurper is ambitious and satisfying in the most important ways.
Read moreReview: Potata
I’d love for the gameplay to be punched up with a little more variety and heft, but that’s not where the magic of Potata lies and if you’re okay with that, it’ll be a lovely little ride.
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