Review: Trials of Fire
A long road remains for the content of Trials of Fire, but what’s there now is of great quality and offers plenty of fun and adventure.
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Review: Soulblight
For everything that Soulblight does to be unique, the gameplay still turns into a repetitive slog.
Read moreReview: Fate Hunters
While Fate Hunters has the mechanics of deck building and combat down, some of the challenges and progression systems threaten to spoil what fun there is here.
Read moreReview: Pineapple Smash Crew
Pineapple Smash Crew is definitely entertaining, but there’s no telling how long it can hold your attention.
Read moreReview: Barony
It’s perhaps the only game I know of that marries classic roguelike conduct with free-wheeling action, and the result is wonderfully polished and engaging, if quite challenging.
Read moreReview: One More Dungeon
One More Dungeon isn’t something everyone should run out and get, but it’s a perfectly good FPS roguelike.
Read moreReview: Heavy Bullets
Heavy Bullets needs more to keep me invested, plain and simple, and it’s just not there.
Read moreReview: Straimium Immortaly
The real draw here is immersing yourself in this completely insane world and learning how it all works, and dying a few dozen times while you do that isn’t the biggest ask.
Read moreReview: Fission Superstar X
There’s the potential for frustration here, but it’s diffused by the gonzo presentation, charming pixel art, and raw thrills of grungy space combat.
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