So I have mixed feelings about Sin Reloaded I did have some fun times playing it… but sometimes it was just pure annoying. The enemies would sometimes take twenty bullets to kill then walk around the corner, same enemy and he would take three bullets to kill. Also some of the areas in this game
I wasn’t really sure what to expect going into Golden Swirl, my previous experience with deck building games has mostly consisted of the likes of Gwent and Magic: The Gathering. What I found was a challenging yet surprisingly fun game, although not one that I could ultimately see myself putting a lot of time into.
The Quick Take At first glance, ASKA looks like another survival game. You wake up with very little, start gathering sticks and stones, make some basic tools and slowly begin building somewhere that resembles a home. So far, so familiar. But ASKA doesn’t really come into its own until other people start turning up. Before
I’ll start this review with an important admission: extraction shooters aren’t normally my thing. When it comes to first-person shooters, Call of Duty is much closer to what I normally play. So going into Active Matter, I was stepping into a style of game that was genuinely new to me. And while there were definitely
There are some games that are difficult to explain without simply saying, “you need to play it to understand it.” DIG Raiders: Anomaly Extraction is one of those games. It’s strange, chaotic and at times completely ridiculous, but it works… in places. After spending time with DIG Raiders throughout the week, I’ve found a game
A good idea but didn’t keep me hooked. Forsworn is a turn-based tactical roguelite with different heroes, abilities and builds to experiment with. There’s plenty here that I liked, but unfortunately, it never quite gave me that “just one more run” feeling that I look for from this type of game. It’s important to mention
MONOWAVE is a really lovely little game, and I think that is probably the easiest way to describe it.It is a puzzle-platformer built around emotions, with each emotional state changing how you interact with the world and how you solve certain puzzles. It is a simple idea, but it works really well, and more importantly
Cozy Caravan is exactly what it says on the tin (well the digital download anyway). It’s relaxing, charming and never seems interested in rushing you. Instead, it gives you a colourful little world to explore at your own pace, filled with adorable characters, simple activities and plenty of lovely interactions. After spending time travelling around
So in the spirit of honesty I have to say, I do not usually play this type of game, I am generally speaking not a fan of rogueIite games. I can see the appeal they have for people, but I have just always found that they are not for me. Asgard’s Fall reminds me a
We all know the gameplay loop by now, start off with nothing and slowly collect materials to build yourself the tools you need to survive in a hostile environment. Often this involves crafting makeshift weapons in order to fend off the local wildlife or to hunt for meat. Honeycomb: The World Beyond is not that
