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Red Wings: Aces of the Sky – Review (Switch)
If you poll even a small handful of former OG Xbox owners about what some of their favorite games were, I can guarantee at least half of them will mention Crimson Skies. It's no surprise - High Road to Revenge was a fantastic game for so…
Neversong – Review (PC)
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=muNpFh76SLM&w=560&h=315] Neversong is an equal parts charming and twisted side scrolling metroidvania from developer Thomas Brush and Atmos Games. Taking place in a world immediately reminiscent…
Welcome Back To The Streets Of Rage – Streets Of Rage 4 Review (PC)
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mu_uZ_16CY4&w=560&h=315] Nostalgia is a tricky thing. Looking back at moments in your life can make you feel a lot of different ways but, often, over time the memory of what was can become clouded…
Pixel Ripped 1995 Review
Pixel Ripped 1995 is out April 23rd on PC VR platforms for $19.99.
A Fold Apart – Review (PC)
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jRSE7BCET44&w=560&h=315] Not since Gris has an indie puzzle game had the ability to evoke such a strong emotional impact. While that game was somewhat ambiguous in its interpretation, this game is…
HyperParasite Is One Heck Of A Good Time – Review (PC)
In the not so distant past, World War 3 is all but imminent. A parasite from outer space landed on earth hellbent on taking over the body of the President of the United States in order to launch their nuclear weapons on the rest of the…
Zombie Army 4: Dead War – Review (PC)
Zombie Army may have started as a spinoff to the popular Sniper Elite series, but over the years the franchise has elevated to a place where the games can stand on their own. As a direct follow-up to the Zombie Army Trilogy, Zombie Army 4:…
Iron Danger – Review (PC)
Fans of both action and turn based strategy games should not miss Iron Danger when it releases on Steam on March 25th.
Paper Beast is Astounding – Review (PSVR)
Paper Beast is a must play for any owner of PSVR, young or old. In many ways it fulfills the early promise of the medium by creating a level of player immersion that blurs the line between the world behind the screen, and the one outside…
Roundguard – Review (Xbox One)
As a new game from Wonderbelly Games touted as a Peggle-esque game with roguelike dungeons, Roundguard seems like a great new entry into the casual game sphere. On the surface, it seems well put together as it includes a unique storyline,…
