Dead Man’s Diary Review – No Instinct for Survival
Dead Man’s Diary is supposed to be a survival game but commits the cardinal sin of making exploration feel awful.
Dead Man’s Diary is supposed to be a survival game but commits the cardinal sin of making exploration feel awful.
While Nobody Saves the World looks fantastic, playing it feels like being stuck in a shallow pool of endless grind.
Wolfstride may call itself a mech-RPG, but it’s closer to a visual novel. A pretty amazing one with great characters and voice acting at that.
Battlefield is back to modern combat! Or modern-ish near-future combat. Whatever it is, the game is awesome and with the amazing addition of Hazard Mode, Battlefield 2042 feels like a hit for old and new players alike.
Lovecraft and classic shooter together? Count me interested! Retro-inspired Forgive Me Father is bringing Doom-clones back with cosmic horrors thrown in the mix, because why not?
Tandem works in the dimensions of light and shadow. Emma and a teddy bear named Fenton must work together within their worlds to navigate these unique challenges! Quite fittingly, the gothic horror aesthetics are inspired by Tim Burton’s spooky movies!
With masterful execution of what makes Metroidvanias great, UNSIGHTED might be one of the best of the genre to be released this year. To go along with the interesting story that ties beautifully with gameplay, there’s a co-op and two additional gameplay modes in this must-grab indie title.
Harvest Moon is finally on PC and it is cuter than we could have ever imagined. The farming, crafting. and interacting with villagers is as perfectly addictive as it always has been. It might not be the most innovative game, but when the fundamentals are so good, it might not need to be.
Blast Brigade feels like you are playing in a classic Cartoon Network / Disney show like Kim Possible. Funny spies trying to stop an over-the-top evil scientist trying to take over the world! Throw that in with gameplay that is a mix of Metal Slug and Metroid? Sign me up!
Tinytopia is a citybuilder that lets you create cities out of toys, even letting you stack pieces on top of each other to create impossible structures. The management side is simple, but that might be exactly what you are looking for!