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Riverbond review
Not Just a Chip Off the Old Block With vibrant visuals built with voxel technology, Riverbond could be mistaken for…
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Deathtrap Dungeon Trilogy review
Across the eighties, Games Workshop co-founder Ian Livingstone wrote eleven single-player adventure gamebooks. Each built upon the basic framework of…
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Heroland review
Anticipations might have been lofty for co-developers FuRyu and Netchubiyori’s Heroland. With direction from Takahiro Yamane (Fantasy Life), scenarios from…
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Bloo Kid 2 review
Bloo Kid 2’s serviceable visuals aren’t much of an enticement. Neither is the derivative play, which feels like a lackluster…
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Black Future ’88 review
Time limits are quite common in games. But when Black Future ’88 provides you with a scant eighteen minutes to…
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WRC 8 FIA World Rally Championship (Switch) review
Pity the officially licensed WRC game. Despite continued advancement from a trio of developers across an eighteen-year span, the property has habitually…
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Sparklite review
Indie developers have learned that layering roguelike elements into gameplay modeled after the classics can yield remarkable results. 20XX’s injection…
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Incredible Mandy review
Putting the word “Incredible” in the title of your game kindles lofty expectations. With the release of Incredible Mandy for…
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New Super Lucky’s Tale review
Like many three-dimensional platformers, New Super Lucky’s Tale is about beating the odds. Make your way through the title’s hub-world…
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Mononoke Slashdown review
What is the concept? Mononoke Slashdown puts you in the role of Kagemaru, a roaming ninja who returns home to…
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