Reviews
Warhammer 40K: Chaos Gate – Daemonhunters – Review
Set in the grim distant future, Warhammer 40K: Chaos Gate - Daemonhunters by Complex Games requires you to take command of a group of Grey Knights - elite warriors trying to stop a Chaos God's plague;...
Out There: Oceans of Time – A space odyssey
Out There : Oceans of Time is a roguelike made by Mi-Clos Studio that also blends in the mechanics of resource management and interactive fiction for a space survival, where death is around every corn...
Prinny Presents NIS Classics Volume 2 – review
Prinny Presents are collections of classic NIS games re-released on Switch. Like the first part, this, second volume, contains two console products in one convenient package. Those are Makai Kingdom: ...
Blue Pill or Red – The Caligula Effect 2 Review
The first Caligula Effect came out on PS Vita - with a later, improved Overdose Edition for Switch, PS4 and PC. Unlike its predecessor, The Caligula Effect 2 isn't a PS Vita re-release. It's an entire...
Brigandine The Legend of Runersia – Pc Version – Review
We all know how time slows down when we do something boring - but goes by way too fast when we do something fun. In Brigandine The Legend of Runersia (which I'll shorten to Brigandine) time moves in s...
Aquamarine – Review
Who doesn't like a nice, relaxing indie game? Actually, let me double down on that, who doesn't love a nice relaxing game with a charming hand-drawn aesthetic? I, for one, would definitely need more o...
Yaengard – Review
Yaengard, by Planeshift Interactive, is a tactical turn-based RPG, where you lead three future heroes in their attempt to overthrow a tyrannical empire. It features run-based gameplay, with a characte...
The giant dice of doom – Slice and Dice review
There's a certain mysticism to the rolling dice. It's a strange, almost ritual feeling, as you shuffle them in your hand. Then, as the bones hit the hard wooden surface - the sound is like nothing els...
RESEARCH and DESTROY – Review
Gather round ghouls and zombettes - tonight I will recount the tale of how the human race went extinct and we, the supernatural beings, were finally allowed to live (well…) in peace. The story of how ...
To glitch or not to glitch – tERRORbane review
Bugs - everyone's worst nightmare. Whether crawling on your ceiling, or around your game's logic - no one likes to find a bug. The more there are, the worst it is; that's a fact. But - what if a game ...
A great platforming adventure – Crystal Project review
Crystal Project is a jRPG with focus on both combat and platforming, where you explore the world to find crystals. The game is made by a solo developer Andrew Willman.
King Arthur: Knight’s Tale – Review
King Arthur: Knight's Tale, the deliciously grimdark continuation of Camelot's legend, has finally arrived. Although missing the original release date by a month, Neocore Games have put the extra time...
The ultimate goblin management simulator – KeeperRL review
As I was writing my review of The Wratch's Den I compared it - multiple times - to KeeperRL. Naturally, I wanted to link to the KeeperRL's page on TBL. How great was my shock when I didn't find anythi...
Sacrifices to the Goddess of Chaos – The Sargosian Abyss review
The Sargosian Abyss is well-named. It seems to pull you into some dark depths, right from the introduction. It has stricken me with its incredible, almost tangible atmosphere. I've always preferred AS...
Solasta: The Lost Valley – Review
Solasta: The Lost Valley is a completely self-contained DLC campaign for Solasta: Crown of the Magister. In it, four characters, designed by the player, get cut off from the outside world in a seclude...
