Darkest Dungeon – Stress, disease, and desperation
Darkest Dungeon is a visually striking, sadistically difficult roguelike dungeon-crawl rpg where you traverse perilous dungeons in search of heirlooms …
Cities: Skylines Review – Being A Mayor Has Never Been So Fun
Develop your city from a humble village to a bustling metropolis in this colorful, smoothly running city simulator.
Breathtakingly Beautiful…And Boring: Gris Review
Gris is a 2D platform-adventure with award-winning visual design, yet gameplay so lacking that it seems clear to which the …
Investigating And Battling On The Vast And Mysterious Federal Bureau of Control – Control
Examine the large and vast the Oldest House as a new Director of The Federal Bureau of Control while eliminating …
Have games changed over the years, or have I? Maybe both.
There are more games than ever to play, yet I struggle to find the good ones to play. Here I …
Performing and Pretending for The Audience of One: Role-Playing in Single-Player Games
What are the affordances and restrictions the digital single-player role-playing games impose on the gamer? The study explores the different …
Not Your Typical Office Job: Death and Taxes Review
Who gets to decide who lives and who dies? In this 2D narrative puzzle game you play as a fresh-faced …
One simply walks into Mordor and hunts some orc.
Shadow of Mordor offers a good #action-adventure experience in Middle-Earth, with solid Arkham-style combat and a unique Nemesis system that …
Ghost of Tsushima – A Ruthless Journey Through Breathtaking Feudal Japan
Ghost of Tsushima sets players into the shoes of a #samurai, who must free his home island from Mongol invaders …
A Gorgeous Return to Boletaria – Demon’s Souls remake
Demon’s Souls returns with hard difficulty, tight gameplay, gorgeous graphics, and bosses.
Disco Elysium – A nonstop disco adventure
The narrative of Disco Elysium is clever, disturbing, and funny. It is an excellent text-heavy and story-driven rpg for fans …
Yakuza: Like a Dragon; How a Genre Shift Can Revitalize A Stale Series
A game review of Yakuza: Like a Dragon after beating the main story. A Japanese role-playing game (JRPG) set in …
Vanishing of Ethan Carter: Walking Simulator Mystery That Doesn’t Hold Your Hand
Vanishing of Ethan Carter is an indie mystery adventure with supernatural elements that doesn’t hold your hand. Instead, it lets …
Call of Cthulhu Tries and Fails to Grasp the Player in Its Tentacles
Call of Cthulhu is an atmospheric adaptation from the classic RPG that serves many Lovecraftian tropes for its fans, but …
Animal Farm meets the Russian revolution in Tooth and Tail
Tooth and Tail takes the old genre of real-time-strategy and infuses it with fresh and innovative mechanics and just the …
Final Fantasy VII Remake — An Incredible Yet Incomplete Experience
To a newcomer, Final Fantasy VII Remake is a magnificent game with exceptional visual design and fun combat, yet it …
Noita — An Unforgiving Roguelite Full of Surprises
Under the unforgiving rogue-lite core of Noita is a game filled with content, customizations, marvels, and surprises that makes it …
The Last of Us Part II – A story game that has amazing graphics and a messy story
The Last of Us Part II - A story game that has amazing graphics and a messy story. #Playstation4 #Singleplayer …
Unforeseen Incidents: point-and-click adventure with striking scenery and constant one-liners
Unforeseen incidents, a mystery adventure point-and-click game mixes the dark theme of sinister conspiracy and balances it with a colorful …
Spelunky 2 is a thrilling death machine
In Spelunky 2, you take the role of an adventurer exploring the mysteries of a living world beneath the moon’s …
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