Casey Scheld Reviews
Taking the best elements from arcade hits like Geometry Wars and Pac-Man, Saberphrog boils the twin stick shooter genre down to its most basic elements with its new title Shudder. Does it manage to be a trailblazer in the space, or will it... Read more
Casey Scheld Reviews
The demon onslaughts of Doom and Painkiller have made the jump to Maksim Chudaev’s arena based battler Goinund. There are certainly a lot of targets to take down, but this is one title that lacks the finesse and polish that made its... Read more
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Outside of Rockstar Games’ Red Dead series, the world of Westerns has seen little love in the world of video games as of late. Parmenion Games’ Black Bart sets out to right this wrong with their title starring the infamous outlaw, but... Read more
Casey Scheld Reviews
Futuristic cyberpunk meets 80s fashion with the release of Speedspark Studio’s Driftpunk Racer. Does it do enough to stand out, or are its retro aesthetics dated in more ways than one?
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Casey Scheld Reviews
How do you improve upon the perfection that is Tetris? Bannerman Games tries to give these time-tested tetrominoes an upgrade in their new block-busting title Whirlygig, but the end result is an adulterated mess that takes too many liberties... Read more
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Maciej Targoni tasks players with freeing their mind while freeing blocks in his new puzzle platformer Up Left Out. There’s no question that this game will tax your brain, but does it manage not to be taxing?
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ViRa Games offers a new take on life with their new title Wheelchair Simulator. Tasking players with thinking of things from a different perspective, should you try your hand at wheeling around its cavalcade of challenges?
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Game Reviews
Pathfinder: Kingmaker attempts to turn the classic pen-and-paper RPG Pathfinder into a video game. Is it worth trying out or should you just stick to the traditional Pathfinder game? Check out our review and find out what we thought
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Why should you walk when swinging is in? Made famous by such games as Bionic Commando and Umihara Kawase, Kekitopu’s MochiMochi has players using momentum to get to the end of of each stage. Does its one-button setup hold depth, or is this... Read more
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Described as “a dazzling ballet of color, form, sound and arithmetic,” Planar Gazer tasks players with crunching numbers in an effort to get good times and up their multiplier. Despite an interesting premise, however, it proves to be far too... Read more
Casey Scheld Reviews
The glory days of Wipeout and MXC are all but a distant memory, but Gamenesis is keeping their spirit alive with their obstacle course-based title Dare Course. Unfortunately, the physics and gameplay could use some serious work
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Casey Scheld Reviews
A unique beast in the platforming space, Blaze Epic’s Hinedere Beat combines parkour elements, eight bit graphics, visual novel storytelling, and a healthy dose of anime fanservice. Do these elements come together in perfect harmony, or does... Read more