Sign of SilenceRenderise Any good horror game or film invokes a sense of isolation at some point—usually toward the beginning of the tale. This makes the protagonist(s) seem much more vulnerable and apt to get attacked by whatever malevolent forces… Read More »Sign of Silence Review
Stellaris: Necroids Species PackParadox Interactive Stellaris is a stellar (couldn’t help it) science fiction sandbox strategy simulator that has gotten tons of post-launch content in the form of lots of DLC and free updates. Its developer, Paradox Interactive, has recently… Read More »Stellaris: Necroids Species Pack Review
Ghostrunner505 Games / One More Level Just like games with pixilated graphics, platformers have been making a pretty decent comeback as of late. These are mainly of the 2D variety where things are more or less clear, as to where… Read More »Ghostrunner Review
Iratus: Wrath of the Necromancer DLC Daedalic Entertainment / Unfrozen Video game publisher Daedalic Entertainment and developer Unfrozen are happy to announce that their popular Roguelike RPG, Iratus: Lord of the Dead, has received its first full-featured DLC, Wrath of… Read More »Iratus: Wrath of the Necromancer DLC Review
arming Simulator 19 Platinum Edition Giants Software/Focus Home Interactive Admittedly, I once looked down my nose at the Farming Simulator titles. I thought to myself: “Farming in real life can be hard work that is fulfilling, but who would want… Read More »Farming Simulator 19 Platinum Edition Review
Amnesia: RebirthFrictional Games Back in 2010, a little game developer called Frictional Games blew the lid off of horror game conventions with their sleeper-hit, Amnesia: The Dark Descent. Infamously, they generated thousands of YouTubers with annoyingly goofy thumbnailed videos, trying… Read More »Amnesia: Rebirth Review
Baldur’s Gate IIILarian Studios The first Dungeons & Dragons role-playing ruleset was published back in 1974 by game designers, Gary Gygax and Dave Arneson. It dramatically differed from the fantasy games that preceded it because it centered on individual characters… Read More »Baldur’s Gate III Early Access Review
Aquanox: Deep DescentDigital Arrow / THQ Nordic The premise of the new underwater vehicle game, Aquanox: Deep Descent, is a great one—something that would seem hard to mess up. In the near future, the Earth’s surface has been devastated by… Read More »Aquanox: Deep Descent Review
Warhammer Underworlds: OnlineSteel Sky Productions When I was a kid I used to check out the Warhammer miniatures featured in the local game stores but their astronomical prices prevented me from purchasing them; were never intended for children—which is why… Read More »Warhammer Underworlds: Online Review
HadesSupergiant Games Supergiant Games has always had a penchant of developing games that garner critical acclaim from both critics and fans alike. Bastion (2011), Transistor (2014), Pyre (2017), and now their latest digital offering—Hades. Like their previous games, Hades sports… Read More »Hades Review
Democracy 4Positech Games Positech Games is a one-man studio based in the United Kingdom that was created by game designer and programmer, Cliff Harris, a self-professed “gaming geek.” Cliff had an ingenious premise for a unique political game—since people always… Read More »Democracy 4 Early Access Review
Urtuk: The Desolation (Early Access)David Kaleta Besides the gorgeous hand-drawn art, Urtuk: The Desolation is one odd name to bestow upon a game. However, once you get an inkling as to this game’s backstory, it all begins to make more… Read More »Urtuk: The Desolation EA Review
