Category: Reviews
Take a look at our video game reviews for an expert analysis of some of the best and worst video games we get our hands on. We’ll always finish a game before writing about it unless it’s a complete disaster and isn’t quite finishable.
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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 Carrion and built it into this gross monstrosity is an incredible sight. The premise of this reverse horror game follows your blob creature rampaging through…
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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 see in other games. The closest I get to that these days is leading a group of actual players in something like Squad or Hell…
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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 unknown reason. How long until humanity collapses and everyone is out for themselves? Survive the Blackout from Baby Bison Games tackles that scenario and tests…
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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 Holocaust always seemed so far away. With the amount of hatred that already exists, I think we realized there’s no reason to add to it…
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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. One thing is for sure, combining an escaped ape with a swarm of soldiers isn’t bound to end well. Anyone looking for an intense experience…
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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. The developers behind Pine, Twirlbound, took to Kickstarter to make a world where humans are the underdog. The world is where I first noticed how…
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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. Websites like Newgrounds and Kongregate became a haven for the little kid in me. Frontline Zed brings back those memories immediately after remembering the franchise…
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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 since garnered attention across several video games. SteamWorld Quest continues to build on that setting with new characters, stories, and a new way to play…
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Galactic Delivery Review – Delivering Boredom in Space
Galactic Delivery is exactly what you would expect from a $1.99 game. You can get an hour out of it, but you can also find yourself completely done after 30 minutes. It doesn’t do anything to make itself stand out and it doesn’t do anything in the other direction either.
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Fire Place Review – Sit by the Flame
October is here and in comes the cold weather, why not sit by a fireplace and warm up? What’s that, you don’t have a fireplace? Here comes the Steam game Fire Place to set you up. Even though it won’t actually warm you, but hey, it’s the thought that counts, sort of.
