The Bridge Review
August 30, 2015The logic-based puzzles in The Bridge focus on both physics and perspective, and has left me impressed on multiple fronts.
The Masterplan Review
June 24, 2015The Masterplan offers a completely open-ended approach to all of the game’s heists, allowing you to return to the locations.
Wolfenstein: The Old Blood Review
June 6, 2015Set as a stand alone expansion, Wolfenstein: The Old Blood follows the familiar protagonist on the lead-up to The New Order.
The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Review
June 2, 2015CD Projekt RED delivers one of the best games in recent memory, raising the bar for open-world games to follow with the exploits of Geralt.
The Weaponographist Review
May 24, 2015As a roguelike game, you'll be dying a lot, especially when first starting out in The Weaponographist.
Toren Review
May 13, 2015Toren marks an important milestone in the emerging game development scene in Brazil, receiving funding from the Ministry of Culture.
I am Bread Review
May 6, 2015Loaf around in the quirkiest title released this year thanks to Bossa Studios, helping a slice of bread realize his life goal.
Paperbound Review
April 23, 2015The action can be fierce in Paperbound, but the game should be played in short bursts.
White Night Review
April 16, 2015White Night is a valiant attempt at moving the horror genre in a different direction, setting the mood with an atmospheric playground.
Stealth 2: A Game of Clones Review
April 15, 2015Stealth 2: A Game of Clones is a practice in anger management, puzzle solving, and gory Sisyphean tasks.
Shiftlings Review
April 10, 2015Through the Sierra publishing label, indie developer Rock Pocket Games has released an intriguing puzzle platformer.
Woolfe: The Red Hood Diaries Review
April 9, 2015The developers were successful in bringing players into a fairy tale world with a twist: where Little Red Riding Hood is a badass.
Etherium Review
April 1, 2015Etherium combines the best elements from other strategy games into a single title, utilizing both real-time and turn-based mechanics.
Axiom Verge Review
March 31, 2015Without a doubt, Axiom Verge is one of the most complete games I have played in a long time.
Switch Galaxy Ultra Review
March 19, 2015Switch Galaxy Ultra is an evolution of their previous titles, with 60 FPS, impressive visuals, and intriguing comic book-style narrative.
Hand of Fate Review
March 18, 2015Hand of Fate is an action-roguelike title and collectible card game with bits of RPG elements thrown in for good measure.
Over 9000 Zombies! Review
March 12, 2015Since Over 9000 Zombies! left Early Access status, I returned to the game to see what all had changed.
Homeworld Remastered Collection Review
March 11, 2015Homeworld Remastered Collection stands the testament of time allowing a new audience to experience what began over 15 years ago.
Total War: Attila Review
March 10, 2015Total War: Attila is a fantastic game and a must-have for fans of the franchise.
Helldivers Review
March 3, 2015Arrowhead may be responsible for launching the most important cooperative title across any PlayStation platform this year.
Over 9000 Zombies! (Early Access) Review
February 26, 2015Survive countless days against an endless number of zombies either alone or with a friend, complete with turrets and unlockable weapons.
Aaru's Awakening Review
February 25, 2015As challenging and frustrating I found some of the stages in Aaru's Awakening, I felt a sense of accomplishment upon completing the stages.
The Escapists Review
February 17, 2015You're enjoyment in The Escapists depends on how much you enjoy messing about in sandbox prison environment.
The Mims Beginning (Early Access) Review
February 16, 2015Overall The Mims Beginning is light-hearted and fun, but as a god-like-strategy-game it falls short.