Casey Scheld Reviews
In what is the only local multiplayer skeleton brawler on the market (please correct us if we’re wrong), Sokpop Collective’s skelets tasks players with finding gems and blasting bones. Does this free for all provide a scary good time, or is... Read more
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Witches might have black magic on their side, but the hero of Asephy’s Shotgun Witch has a Remington to do her bidding. An arena-based bullet hell, should players gear up to fight unspeakable horrors with their double-barreled friend?
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Joining the ranks of The Whitest Kids U’ Know and White Men Can’t Jump comes MichaelArts’ new title Whiteboyz Wit Attitude: The Pursuit of Money. Voted the greatest rappers of all time by two people on social media, should you join... Read more
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Combining taters with min-maxing, Thomas Gervraud’s new roguelike Lost Potato pulls inspiration from two very different sources. It’s an unorthodox combination to be sure, but does it pay off?
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Yakuza fans are no doubt acquainted with the bustling cityscape of Kamurocho, but Empty Clip Studios and SEGA looks at this locale in a new perspective with their new side-scrolling beat-’em-up Streets of Kamurocho. Does Kiryu’s pixelated... Read more
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Famous Dogg Studios sets out to prove that physics is fun with their new puzzle platformer Ball at Work. Flying around an office at the speed of sound might sound like a recipe for fun, but does the final product manage to deliver?
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There might be countless fighting games on the market today, but the fundamentals of each game are eternal. HiFight’s FOOTSIES Rollback Edition breaks the genre down to its core, boiling things down to two directions and a single button. Is... Read more
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A retro throwback in more ways than one, Ultimo Games brings drifting, pixelated graphics, and CRT filters to the masses with their isometric racer Interstate Drifter 1999. The aesthetics might be on point, but does it have the gameplay to... Read more
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Anybody who has ever crammed for a test or pulled an all-nighter is no doubt familiar with the infamous “lofi hip hop radio – beats to relax/study to” livestream on YouTube. DU&I takes those smooth sounds and turns them into a... Read more
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Tasked with sending wayward souls on their merry way, the action of Argonautics and DigiPen Institute of Technology’s Isles of Limbo throws players into limbo in a quest to destroy all threats. Does this arena-based hack-and-slash bring divine... Read more
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If games have taught us just one life lesson, it’s that war never changes. However, Leviathanimation’s Tyrania – A Kinetic Visual Novel attempts to twist this time-tested narrative through the actions of just one man. However, despite... Read more
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A short interactive tale, Far Few Giants and De Fault The Night Fisherman tells of a fisherman, an Englishman, and a seascape draped in twilight. Should players climb aboard, or does this tale not hold water?
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