Reviews

Joe Dever’s Lone Wolf HD Remastered Review  If I had to sum up Joe Dever’s Lone Wolf HD Remastered  in one word, it would be great. The story? Great. The graphics? Great. All the elements needed to make a game enjoyable to play are definitely here, and are all pretty much solid. The story follows the Lone Wolf, a perpetually single warrior who (stop me if you’ve heard this before) is “...[Read More]

This War Of Mine Review    Anyone who hasn’t read my preview of This War of Mine can find it here. That being said, all the positives I listed there still stand. I still enjoy the drab, dingy feel the game was going for in a rundown environment. I still like the sketchy, flip book feel to the graphics. And I definitely think that the idea of focusing on civilians during a war is a stroke ...[Read More]

Depth Review    Depth is a deep-sea death match, pitting teams of divers and sharks against each other. Combining intense, gory details and fast-paced action, Depth, though lacking in content, provides the player with a thrilling team-based experience. Digital Confectioners has broken the stereotypes of team-based fighting games by centering their game underwater in the vast expanse of the...[Read More]

Kromaia Review    If there’s one genre of games that has been sorely lacking of good titles in the last couple of years, it’s the 3D arcade shooters. Arriving well after the party’s over, Kromaia tries to revitalize this ancient sub-genre by offering a well-crafted combo of old and new, in virtually every way.   As you can see, everything is clearly visible at all times. There’...[Read More]

Randal’s Monday Review    It’s really nice to see the classical point ‘n’ click adventures standing on their own two feet lately. With Telltale experimenting with a more dynamic gameplay style, Pheonix Online and Daedalic are free to employ other, less known devs under their wing and share the spotlight. With this “struggle” going on, it’s no wonder new, inventive games (at ...[Read More]