9 Thoughts About Endzone – A World Apart
Endzone – A World Apart is a city builder that takes place 150 years after a nuclear disaster. It’s up to you to rebuild humanity in this post-apocalyptic wasteland while…
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9 Thoughts About Stronghold: Warlords – Review
The Stronghold franchise has always been a strong source of nostalgia for me growing up on the original and Crusader. I couldn’t wait to get my hands on the Stronghold:…
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5 Thoughts About Carrion – Review
I’ve had my eye on Carrion for a while going years back to when I first saw a prototype on Reddit. Seeing how far developer Phobia Game Studio has taken…
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9 Thoughts About Disintegration – Review
Disintegration immediately appealed to me when I first tried the multiplayer beta back in January. The combination of FPS elements with a dash of RTS is something you don’t really…
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9 Thoughts About Survive the Blackout – Review
People often think about post-apocalyptic disasters like zombies and wonder how long they would survive. But what if it wasn’t about zombies, and instead the world losing power for an…
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Through the Darkest of Times is a Painful Reminder – Review
I was lucky growing up that I went through my education without racism being an issue. My peers weren’t bullying each other over race or religion, and something like the…
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Ape Out Review – Fight or Flight
Escape. That’s all you know as an imprisoned ape with a goal to survive. Ape Out throws you into the action without much reason other than fight for your life….
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Pine Review – A Simulated Ecosystem
Games where I feel my impact on the world have always had my attention. This is one of the reasons the Mount & Blade franchise is a favorite of mine….
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Frontline Zed Review – A Blast of Nostalgia
Many kids growing up know the pain of not having money to buy new games. This is why free flash games will always be a significant part of my childhood….
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SteamWorld Quest Review – Puns & Robots
SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamesh shows how Image & Form keeps tackling different genres successfully. The SteamWorld universe got its start in 2010 as a tower defense game and has…
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