The Bookwalker Review
The Bookwalker: Thief of Tales by Do My Best is an adventure game/RPG with an inventive setting in which you travel into books to steal rare items...
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Dave the Diver Review – An Underwater Gem
The indie scene continues to produce surprise hits on a regular cadence. Stylistic graphics, loops focused on deep and compelling gameplay, captivating storytelling, and a...
Clash of Heroes Definitive Edition Review
Might and Magic: Clash of Heroes Definitive Edition combines puzzles, strategy, and RPG elements, requiring players to strategize and upgrade heroes and creatures for victory...
Street Fighter 6 Review – What is Strength?
Capcom delivered widely celebrated titles and franchises over the years. Street Fighter stands as one of the most well-known among Capcom and fighting game fans alike. Subsequently, Street...
Gylt Review – Kid-Sized Psychological Horror
Gylt is a third-person stealth-based horror game developed by Tequila Works, developers of RiME. RiME was a special little journey back in 2017 that put this development team...
Aliens: Dark Descent Review
Aliens: Dark Descent by Tindalos Interactive is a real-time squad-based strategy game in the vein of XCOM with a dash of Darkest Dungeons and Starcraft. It is available...
Final Fantasy XVI Review: Out With The Old, In With The New?
For fans of the long-running RPG series, Final Fantasy XVI has been a long time coming. Indeed, while a franchise of this size inevitably releases...
HyperX Alloy Origins PBT Gaming Keyboard Review
Gaming keyboards have come a long way since they first hit the market in the early 2010s. Now, there’s an abundance of choices available to...
Colossal Cave Review
Colossal Cave by Cygnus Entertainment is a redux of what is widely considered the first text-based adventure game designed by Will Crowther and Don Woods in the late seventies. Cygnus is run...
Tears of the Kingdom Review – A Massive Triumph
Sequels face daunting challenges. When its predecessor is excellent, people want the follow-up to be just as good, if not better. That is doubly true...