Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights Review
Despite a story premise that sounds a bit familiar and derivative, Ender Lilies: Quietus of the Knights proves to be a Metroidvania that is able to stand proudly on its own feet.
Everhood Review
Everhood doesn’t rein back on the similarities shared by other well-known indie titles. Despite that, the game delivers on its promise of being an unconventional RPG where players better “expect the unexpected.”
Osteoblasts Review
Osteoblasts tries its hand at delivering a single-character turn-based RPG. While many of its elements are indeed interesting, the execution of both the battle system and story may leave something to be desired.
Loop Hero Impression
The world is facing complete erasure at the hands of a lich, and only the hero can pick up the broken pieces. Despite the dire setting, Loop Hero is shaping up to be quite a treat: who would’ve thought that running in circles with playing cards could be so fun?
Shiren the Wanderer: The Tower of Fortune and the Dice of Fate Switch Review
Players can now conquer the Tower of Fortune on Nintendo Switch or PC. The roguelike proves once again to be a challenging but enjoyable experience, with a few extra goodies added to the mix.
Warsaw PS4 Review
Pixelated Milk’s Warsaw tries to make the jump to PS4 a year after its release on PC. Unfortunately, the presence of frustrating bugs prevents it from sticking the landing.
Noita Review
Nolla Games’ Noita reaches a high point when players are able to freely lay waste to the game’s playground during their adventures. Unfortunately the game seems somewhat stingy in giving the tools to overcome the highly challenging hurdles that are encountered along the way.
Black Legend Impression
Black Legend is Warcave’s new tactical RPG set in a 17th century-inspired cursed city called Grant. Exploring its alleys rewards with equipment and potential new allies, but cultists and monsters are lurking in the fog…
Vaporum: Lockdown Review
Fatbot Games returns to the Arx Vaporum with a prequel that is able to scratch that first-person dungeon-crawler itch. Only one character can be controlled here, but the tools at her disposal more than make up for the absence of party members.
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