Breakwaters Embarks On a Perilous Voyage With Excellent Water Physics
Breakwaters is a crafting adventure game that tries enough ideas that are brand new, and it is well worth keeping your eye on.
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Wytchwood Review – Mining and Spellcrafting
Wytchwood is a gentle, low-impact crafting game that can’t capture the creative spirit and tension of the genre.
Super Robot Wars 30 Review – Making Me Want to Watch Decades of Anime
Give Super Robot Wars 30 a chance, it might grab you with a gigantic mechanized fist and not let go.
‘Synthetik 2’ Does One Thing Very Well
Synthetik 2 is good for the satisfying guns alone, but I’m still waiting for something more to hook me.
Unpacking Review – What’s In The Box?
Unpacking is an indie gem. It’s a non-traditional, emotional narrative told through a clever but straightforward item placement puzzle game.
Into the Pit Review – Endless Pixel Chaos
Into the Pit is a relentless roguelike shooter that comes at the player at high speeds, bombarding them with chaotic demons to spray with their magic fingers.
Vagrus: The Riven Realm Review – Elegant Writing and Opaque Interface
With immersive music, stylish art, creative combat, and a sometimes baffling interface, Vagrus: The Riven Realms is a different take on the mercenary management sim.
“Batman/Fortnite: Zero Point” is The Crossover Nobody Asked For, But Everyone Needs
I went into “Batman/Fortnite: Zero Hour” cynical that it would just be going through the motions, but I was pleasantly surprised by its clever plot.
Sheltered 2 Review – Better Than Sitting In a Hole
Sheltered 2 is quite similar to the original and while the gameplay is tighter, the graphical update leaves a lot to be desired.
The Big Con Review – Radical Baditude
Funny and a little melancholy, The Big Con is exactly the sort of adventure game I’ve been wanting to play for decades.
