Combining humor, drama, action and the bizarre, Ryu Ga Gotoku Studio has carved a niche in the action-RPG genre that has resonated with gamers. A spin-off and a sequel, Lost Judgment treads new ground for the franchise, exploring controversial topics that push the boundaries in narrative-driven video games.
Funny and a little melancholy, The Big Con is exactly the sort of adventure game I’ve been wanting to play for decades.
Fans of the Wasteland and Fallout series will feel right at home with Encased. It’s an RPG that treats the player to a brand-new story while following the established template for this type of game.
While Bus Simulator 21 might lack authentic bus-driving interactions like fighting intoxicated teenagers, it still manages to be pretty darn fun. Come find out if this is a ride right for you.
BloodRayne Betrayal: Fresh Bites is slick, stylish, and full of gore, but maybe they should have added a real tutorial instead of just shoving a move list in player’s faces.
For all of its charm and uniqueness Clid The Snail, from indie developer Weird Beluga, is extremely punishing in its gameplay. Prepare to die…constantly.
Deathloop is a stellar murder mystery first-person shooter in which the player’s job of figuring out its dense machinery of systems and story mirrors the gradual awakening of its lead character.
For years, the WarioWare franchise has tormented gamers by placing us in time-sensitive situations whilst random scenarios emerge, leaving us gormlessly staring at the screen. Although the premise remains the same, Nintendo has added co-op into the mix, creating a frustratingly fun multiplayer romp!
NEXT Studios’ Crown Trick is a Rogue-lite dungeon crawler that lures players into the turn-based mindset with its crazy labyrinth of challenges.
Hell Architect shines through in its dialogue, narration, concept and art style. It is the perfect game for a fan of the genre, but others might find it lacking.
