Casey Scheld Reviews
In what is described as “a short poetic survival horror” game by the development team at Far Few Giants, The Imagined Leviathan is a walking simulator with a unique aesthetic and an even more unique method of storytelling. Does this arthouse... Read more
Casey Scheld Reviews
Players will be able to live out all of their high octane dreams with the release of Little Chicken Game Company and No Gravity Games’ arcade-like title Rekt: Crash Test. Should players get behind the wheel, or is this title a wreck?
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Game Reviews
Announced last December, Four Quarters and Devolver Digital’s Loop Hero is right around the corner. Is this endless adventure one worth trying, or should you find a different roguelike? Check out our review and find out
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Casey Scheld Reviews
It will always feel like somebody is watching you with the release of Salman Shurie and Gesinimo Games’ 10mg: Sealed Estate. An immersive horror game designed for bite-sized play, should players enter this otherworldly abode?
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Casey Scheld Reviews
Based on a meme dating back to 2009, the stereotypical world of Polandball makes the jump to video games with the release of Redkar RollerBaller. The joke was already run into the ground more than a decade ago – does this racer manage to... Read more
Casey Scheld Reviews
For horror fans, Slenderman is so 2009 – the new horror legend is Trevor Henderson’s Siren Head. Prisma Games puts this icon in the spotlight with their new steam title Siren Head: Awakening. Should players dive into its world, or is... Read more
Casey Scheld Reviews
The art of physics is at your disposal with Bolverk Games’ new 3D platformer Glyph. Taking cues from other roly-poly games like Super Monkey Ball and Marble Madness, does this little creature have what it takes to stand up to the greats?
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Casey Scheld Reviews
The team at Retro Gears takes the explosive power of tanks and shrinks it down with the release of Tiny Toy Tanks. Featuring more than 40 missions and plenty of firepower, should players enlist for the cause?
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Casey Scheld Reviews
A commercial Steam game made in just one week, Narayana Walters’ StarPrey has players blasting and bouncing their way to victory through dozens of levels. Does its physics engine play nice with its speedy gameplay, or should this title have... Read more
Game Reviews
Less than four years after the original release, Tarsier Studios’ Little Nightmares 2 is now upon us. Does the sequel improve upon the first game, or should the team move onto something new? Check out our review and find out
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Blaine Smith Reviews
Cyanide Studios, developers of Blood Bowl and Call of Cthulhu, are no strangers to bringing tabletop brilliance to the gaming market, but with an IP as entrenched in lore and history as Werewolf: The Apocalypse, can Werewolf: The Apocalypse... Read more
Game Reviews
Grimorio of Games combines action RPG gameplay with the roguelike genre in their new title Sword of the Necromancer. Is this adventure worth the effort, or should you stick to more tried-and-true roguelikes? Check out our review and find out
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