Review: Stygian: Reign of the Old Ones
It’s an interesting challenge, merging the open nature of western RPGs with the deeply personal terrors of Lovecraft, but Stygian makes it work.
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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.
Read moreReview: Vambrace: Cold Soul
I can tell a lot of love went into the presentation of Vambrace, but not enough went into its gameplay designs.
Read moreReview: Steamworld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech
If you’re here for charming presentation or engaging battles, Steamworld Quest will more than fit the bill.
Read moreReview: Ticket to Earth
Ticket to Earth takes a great concept and makes a decent game out of it, one hampered only by the flaws of its ambition.
Read moreReview: Mysterious Realms RPG
It’s always a pleasure to find something unique in little indie titles, and Mysterious Realms deserves recognition for going the extra mile with its strategic battles.
Read moreReview: ADOM (Ancient Domains Of Mystery)
You need to be aware that ADOM is still very much the old-school ball-buster it once was, and it might even crash on you when things start getting good.
Read moreReview: Deep Sky Derelicts
Deep Sky Derelicts carves out a place for itself in the turn-based tactics world by taking familiar systems and remixing them into something new and exciting, familiar yet engaging to explore.
Read moreReview: Jimmy and the Pulsating Mass
It suffers from antiquated balance that can be hard to stick with, and on top of that lacks key narrative elements to help players make that commitment.
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