Desolate (PC) Review
When I saw some of my irl friends playing a game called Desolate during the recent Steam Sale, I thought nothing of it until I saw they were playing almost every night. They asked me to join in but I was hesitant, even with…
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Orwell’s Animal Farm (PC) Review
Warning: This article contains minimal spoilers for both Orwell’s Animal Farm and the plot of the book of the same name. A particularly wise man once said during a monologue about Sun Tzu’s The Art of War, “[F]rom that day forward, anytime…
Mars Horizon (PC) – Review
I’ve written and re-written this review too many times. Every revision feels like I’m just saying the same thing I said in the preview a while back. Mars Horizon is effectively the equation that results in how to make space games very dry. I’ll…
Haven (PC) Review
Relationships are a crucial part of life, as the vast majority of us have felt love and let it influence us to do things we normally wouldn’t do. Whether it brings us to do things we don’t desire or it gets us…
The Pathless (PC) Review
Short version: I’m glad to say I was right about my early “warm fuzzies” about this title from Giant Squid. Having enjoyed Abzu, I didn’t think I could really go wrong here; but still, it’s a joy to see my hopes and…
Call of Duty Black Ops: Cold War Campaign (PC) Review
When you fire up a Call of Duty game for campaign mode, you pretty much know what you’re in for. Guerilla warfare with impressionable characters and motives that dictate the lives of millions. The protagonist never or rarely speaks and is integral in saving…
Handball 21 (PC) Review
I’ve always been open to weird sports. While I enjoy mainstays like Hockey and Football, I also engaged in Lacrosse and Volleyball in my school days. So when I heard that the sport of Handball was getting a video game, I thought…
The Signifier (PC) Review
There’s a lot to like about The Signifier, and a handful of ways to get lost. Entering the universe crafted in Playmestudio’s debut project as AI and psychology expert Frederick Russell, you soon find yourself and Russell’s brain scanner “Dreamwalker” at the heart…
Disc Room (PC) Review
Indie games are a dime a dozen after their surge in popularity in the 2010s. Games like The Binding of Isaac and Cuphead are household names after showing that you don’t need to have a huge budget to make an impression on…
Partisans 1941 (PC) – Review
Americans, did you know other countries were fighting in World War II? Tell some of those you share a country with, as some just don’t get it. It turns out the Soviet Communist bloc I’ve heard so much about was in the…