Vambrace: Cold Soul Review – A Homage to Darkest Dungeon
Imagine Darkest Dungeon, but with simplified and rogue lite elements and you get Vambrace: Cold Soul from indie developer Devespresso Games.
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Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth Review – Pure Cinematic Bliss
Just when you thought the 3DS was on the way out, Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth proves that the handheld system still has something to give gamers.
The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II Review – Once More With Feeling
Class VII is back for another round of grueling battles and egregious side gigs with Trails of Cold Steel II. Read on to learn more!
Layers of Fear 2 Review – Bigger, Scarier But All Too Familiar
Layers of Fear 2 expands on nearly everything that made the original game a horror hit. And while it might feel a tab bit familiar at times, it’s still a fun and spooky ride worth taking in.
Unruly Heroes Review – Challenging Platformer Doesn’t Monkey Around
Unruly Heroes is a fun action-platformer with a beautiful art style, solid puzzles, and a lighthearted sense of humor. However, one shouldn’t let its kid-friendly art style fool them: this game’s platforming challenges rival those found in other 2D indie platformers such as 2018’s Celeste.
Gato Roboto Review – Metroidvania Meow
Gato Roboto is polished, and there is no doubt a certain naive charm to the game, aided by catchy music and sound effects.
Puyo Puyo Champions Review – Reignite Your Puyo Puyo Addiction
We review the latest game in the Puyo Puyo franchise; Puyo Puyo Champions – a multiplayer-centric puzzler with beautiful visuals and addictive gameplay.
American Fugitive Review – A Sandbox Half-Empty
Where this modern take on classic top-down GTA excels in charm and fun, it lacks in depth. Click on through for our American Fugitive review.
Super Cane Magic ZERO Review – Come for the Art, Stay for the Talking Dogs
Even with the two questionable mechanics, one can’t deny Super Cane Magic ZERO certainly has charm. Until we get a sequel to Castle Crashers, this just might be the next best thing.
Swag and Sorcery Review – A Profound Disaster
The lack of player interaction in Swag and Sorcery is reminding you of the time you are wasting not playing this not game.