Land of the Vikings Review (PC)
Land of the Vikings Review: Setting Sail In a crowded gaming arena of strategy and city-building titles, Land of the Vikings embarks with a vision to marry the rugged survival and community spirit of Viking lore with the detailed resource management and civic planning essential to the genre. Crafted by…
FRONT MISSION 2: Remake Review (Switch)
FRONT MISSION 2: Remake Review – A Mission From the Past Last fall’s remake of the first Front Mission was a welcome update to a classic strategy RPG, making it available on modern hardware for the first time in over a decade. It was also a confusing release, though,…
Ion Fury: Aftershock Review (PC)
Ion Fury Aftershock Review: Aftershock And Awe When it was first released in 2018, Ion Fury delivered a thrilling cyberpunk take on the classic Build Engine shooters of the late ’90s. With a kick-ass heroine, gratifyingly gory gunplay, and some brilliant stage designs that pushed its decades-old engine…
Prison City Review (PC)
Prison City Review: Doing Hard Time In Detroit It’s no surprise by now that I tend to prefer retro and indie adventures. So it probably won’t shock anyone that I’ve been following Prison City for a while through the magic of the somehow still-functioning Twitter algorithm. Unfortunately, I…
Ghostrunner 2 Review (PS5)
Does this sequel double up on the quality already established, or will it gut itself in the process?
Crymachina Review (PC)
Crymachina Review: A Gold Star For Effort You know, the number of recent games that have centered around the idea of machines obtaining humanity makes me really concerned about potential uprisings in our near future. It’s a novel concept that’s been tackled to death and then some in common…
