Casey Scheld Reviews
The fates of two star-crossed lovers intertwine in the release of Team Zimno and Top Hat Studios’ Big Dipper. The snow-covered forests and holiday cheer make for an intimate setting for a tale of romance – does the storytelling keep up?
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Gamers will be able to play like it’s 1989 with the release of Squidlit Ink.’s monochrome adventure Squidlit. Designed in the style of the Game Boy classics of old, should you set out to save the day?
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The world of parkour meets the world of synth with the release of Playrock Studios’ Synthrun. This unlikely combo sounds like a novel concept, but the end result fails to capture what makes its inspiration so great
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Space might be the final frontier, but it’s also a cutesy place to play minigolf in Outgunned Games’ new title Little Comet. The star of this adventure is certainly catered toward a younger demographic, but does it prove to be a... Read more
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Some games are cinematic affairs, some games are competitive marvels, and some games provide touching experiences. However, there are also some games like Will deManbey’s Life is Pointless, which have been carefully designed to waste the time... Read more
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Described as a “byte-sized roguelike” by the development team, HeartBeast Studios’ Endhall boils the genre down to its most basic elements. Should players take on its 10 levels of challenges, or is the permadeath not worth stomaching?
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The key-based gameplay of Konami’s Beatmania series has received a tribute with the release of Nanjing AQUATRAX and bilibili’s INVAXION. Featuring a number of different settings, electronic music from the east, and a neon-drenched world... Read more
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Multiplayer battles get downright explosive in Meggic’s new title JJBoom. There are certainly enough missiles, bombs, and nukes to make an impact, but this title quickly proves to be a dud
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As a brave little toaster (not that one), it’s up to players to fill their slots with bread in SnoutUp’s arcade-like puzzle game Toaster Jam. Does flying around at the speed of sound make for compelling gameplay, or is this carb-filled game... Read more
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Treasure awaits in Adventure Islands’ Duke Dashington Remastered, but time is not on the players side. Part puzzle game, part platformer, does this title’s bite-sized thrills offer enough for players to sink their teeth into?
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Life Zero Games tasks players with finding the beat while finding enemies in their new rhythm game Sonar Beat. Timing and a key ear are the key to succeed, but are they enough to draw people in?
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A brand new turn-based puzzler, Abdullah Firat’s Hexanome has players outsmarting the AI in as few moves as possible. Its cerebral and serene nature create a unique atmosphere, but does it prove to be a worthy challenge?
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