Easy Allies runs, swings, and slashes through Dharma Tower in their review of Ghostrunner, the first-person cyberpunk parkour action game from co-publishers 505 Games and All in! Games with development by One More Level, 3D Realms, and Slipgate Ironworks™, available now on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and PC. Check out the full review […]
The team at GoNintendo lit their torches to illuminate Nine Witches: Family Disruption, the IndieCade-nominated comedic alternate-history occult adventure game from developer Indiesruption and publisher Blowfish Studios, releasing on Nintendo Switch, PlayStation 4, Xbox One, and Windows PC on December 4. “Dare you dabble in the stranger side of history? Nine Witches: Family Disruption takes […]
PC Invasion’s Andrew Farrell shined a light on the best parts of Projection: First Light in his review of the illuminating shadow manipulation puzzle-platformer from publisher Blowfish Studios and developers Shadowplay Studios and Sweaty Chair Studio. Projection: First Light tells the story of Greta, a troublesome Indonesian child. At the game’s start, she manages to piss off many of the people around […]
Nintendo Life’s Ollie Reynolds went on an escape mission with Rayark Games‘ 2D Metroidvania platformer MO:Astray in a review awarding the title a 9/10. You play as an unassuming blob called MO. Initially, MO’s movements are severely restrained, and it can only slide across the ground in a rather pitiful manner. After absorbing a bit of […]
Rely on Horror took a stab at Infliction: Extended Cut, the psychological horror game from developer Caustic Reality and publisher Blowfish Studios available now on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One. Author Steve Summers, in his 8.5/10 review, praised the dark storyline and had particular praise for the chilling sound design: The sound design in Infliction is top-notch and I rarely felt safe when […]
Touch Arcade’s Sergio Velasquez wents hands-on with the Apple Arcade version of Blowfish Studios and Shadowplay Studios‘ puzzle-platformer Projection: First Light in a recent review. In his article, Sergio highlights some of what makes Projection’s shadow puppet world so special. Projection’s aesthetics are one of its best features. The music and sounds are great and they make you feel […]
TheGamer’s Patrick Kobek published a review for Northgard‘s new Nintendo Switch version, praising it for “intuitive” controls, along with multiple playstyle options and awarding it a 4/5 rating. A great part of this game is that while the gameplay is solid and diverse, players have various options for how to play the game. The story mode is engaging […]
Tom’s Guide praised Fantasy Strike, the accessible fighting game for everyone from beginners to fighting game pros from Sirlin Games, for its accessibility features, varied roster, smart online modes and robust training options. While describing the game, Michael Andronico said it “aims to lower the barrier of entry to the genre without sacrificing competitive depth, and succeeds with flying […]
IGN’s Mark Medina basked in finely-tuned nostalgia in his review of the Super 64, the first-of-its-kind, plug-and-play solution connecting the Nintendo 64 with modern televisions and monitors. In his 8/10 review, Mark praised how with input lag so low, speedrunning tricks are no sweat: Graphics are great, but there’s something I favor more than that. […]
Forbes’ David Ewalt recently featured a 50-word review of Acquisitions Incorporated, the first-ever official third-party Dungeons & Dragons sourcebook from Penny Arcade and Wizards of the Coast. David gave the new D&D manual an 8 out of 10 and briefly touched on just what Acquisitions Incorporated is in his 50-word review. Acquisitions Incorporated is available now online and in hobby shops for […]