Tag: PC

  • Death By Scrolling: Caught in the Loop

    In the crowded landscape of “survivor-likes,” it takes a unique hook to stand out. Death By Scrolling attempts to carve its own niche by introducing a constantly encroaching screen that forces the player upward, blending the frantic energy of an arcade platformer with the addictive loot-chasing mechanics of the genre. While the game boasts some…

  • Etrange Overlord: A Hellish Musical Romp

    Finding a new project from Sohei Niikawa, the legendary creator of the Disgaea series, is always a cause for celebration among RPG fans. However, Etrange Overlord managed to fly surprisingly low under the radar before its release. Combining the pedigree of Niikawa with the premise of a musical RPG centered on a young girl conquering…

  • Cthulhu: The Cosmic Abyss – The Future is Tentacled

    For anyone who considers themselves a disciple of H.P. Lovecraft, the landscape of modern media is a minefield of potential disappointment. We are a demographic that is constantly being courted by developers, directors, and authors, yet we are rarely satisfied. The unnamable horror that Lovecraft so masterfully penned in the early 20th century is notoriously…

  • Pragmata: A Captivating Lunar Journey with Innovative Gameplay

    Capcom has been on a remarkable winning streak over the last couple of years. Despite their massive success with established franchises, they have continued to take risks with new intellectual properties, often yielding impressive results. Pragmata is one of those ambitious attempts, and it is a resounding success. This is a game I have been…

  • Shinobi: Art of Vengeance: A Masterclass in Ninja Action with a lackluster DLC

    Shinobi: Art of Vengeance arrived last year during what might be hailed as the “year of the ninja games,” yet somehow, we managed to miss it. Thankfully, with the recent release of the SEGA Villains Stage DLC, we finally sat down to experience the core title alongside the new content. After spending significant time with…

  • Minos: Building the Ultimate Death Trap

    In the crowded landscape of roguelike titles, it takes something truly unique to stand out. Artificer’s Minos manages to carve out a distinct identity by flipping the script on traditional dungeon crawlers. Instead of playing the hero delving into the dark, you are Asterion, the son of Minos and a Minotaur tasked with protecting the…

  • Way of the Hunter 2: A Promising Wilderness with Growing Pains

    Way of the Hunter 2 aims to elevate the hunting simulation experience with stunning visuals and a more immersive world, thanks to Unreal Engine 5. While it succeeds in creating a beautiful, tranquil environment that invites exploration, the early access build is marred by technical issues and gameplay imbalances. In this review, we’ll explore the…

  • EverSiege: Untold Ages – A Promising Hybrid That Stumbles on Its Own Ambitions

    EverSiege: Untold Ages arrives with an intriguing premise: a MOBA‑style battlefield fused with RTS‑like resource management and wrapped in the unforgiving framework of a roguelike. From the moment you step onto the single‑lane map, the game thrusts you into a fast‑paced clash of heroes, minions, and towers that feels familiar enough to satisfy any MOBA veteran…

  • Super Meat Boy 3D: A Precise Platformer that Finally Jumps into the Third Dimension

    When the beloved 2D grind of Super Meat Boy finally gets a 3‑D makeover, the odds are stacked against it. Precision platformers rely on flawless controls, a camera that never betrays you, and level design that rewards skill without feeling unfair. Super Meat Boy 3D manages to hit those marks more often than not, delivering a surprisingly satisfying experience that…

  • Starship Troopers: Ultimate Bug War: A Boomer‑Shooter That Pays Homage to Its Source Material

    When a game claims to be “the ultimate” experience for a beloved franchise, the bar is set high. Starship Troopers: Ultimate Bug War! not only reaches that bar,it leans against it, letting the audience soak in the movie’s over‑the‑top militarism, tongue‑in‑cheek propaganda, and unrepentant camp. At its core, the title is a love letter to the…