Category: Reviews

Blades of Fire Review

Fresh out of the furnace, Blades of Fire burns hot with ambition and casts itself into a sharp, reliable adventure, even if some aspects could use further tempering. Seize the blade as Aran de Lira and forge your path to slay Queen Nerea.

Creature Keeper Review

Creature Keeper is a new monster collecting game with some interesting ideas, but some frustrating design choices as well. Fun can be had here, but with some serious caveats.

Geo Mythica Review

Guin Entertainment takes players on a globetrotting 1990s adventure with Geo Mythica. Despite some frustrations with combat, the game provides a strong sense of charm and good pacing to create a fun outing.

Peglin Review

Having released on more consoles, Peglin has further opportunity to become everyone’s new favourite addiction. Red Nexus Games has created a marriage of roguelike meets pachinko magic, and it’s a delightful ride.

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Review

Those hoping for a new turn-based franchise to rival the presentational prowess of the larger studios don’t have to wait any longer. Sandfall Interactive’s Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 bursts on to the scene in a big way.

Dark Deity 2 Review

There’s a sense of expectation that comes from indie titles trying new things to stand out. Does Sword & Axe’s Dark Deity 2 suffer from playing it too safe, or is it well-polished enough to be a satisfying bit of tactical comfort food?

Shingata Medarot (True-Type Medabots) Review

Shingata Medabots Import Review

Medabots has always been a series about mixing and matching the bits that work to get things done. At least one game proves that there are some elements that are too essential to swap out carelessly.

AI LIMIT Review

Being a Soulslike, post-apocalyptic RPG with an anime aesthetic, AI LIMIT hardly has a unique premise. Thankfully, that doesn’t stop it from being a solid, if somewhat clunky, Soulslike RPG.

The First Berserker: Khazan Review

After being unfairly tried for treason and escaping a brutal fate, General Khazan sets out on a vengeful rampage across the empire. Players will need to take on a hardcore combat experience that is as relentlessly challenging as it is satisfying to master.

Avowed Review

Obsidian’s return to the world of Eora comes with a brand new coat of paint. Fortunately, the coat of paint that is Avowed turns out to be a really fun action RPG.