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Mad Max Review    When I first came into contact with the Mad Max movies, I was about seven years old. Mad Max 2 was my entry point into this universe, and I was thoroughly unimpressed by its pacing, themes and characters. Nothing about this setting intrigued me, and since I was unable to understand the deeper, sublime meanings hidden behind the comparatively thin plot there was little for me t...[Read More]

Act of Aggression Review    Act of Aggression is something special. If I had to choose my favourite RTS, if my life depended on it, I would only be able to narrow my choice down to two titles – Supreme Commander (Forged Alliance) and Command & Conquer Generals: Zero Hour. Two relatively similar, yet entirely different examples of the given genre from back when it was still one of the most...[Read More]

One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 Review    One Piece: Pirate Warriors 3 is an action game developed by Omega Force and published by Bandai Namco. It is, in many ways, a typical Bandai Namco game but it is one that I have grown rather fond of during the time I have been playing it. Bandai Namco have a reputation for making games out-with “The West” and it is fair to say that some games have had ...[Read More]

Satellite Reign Review    Satellite Reign could very well be the successor to Electronic Arts’ popular 1990’s title Syndicate. Satellite Reign began as a Kickstarter in 2013 and then an early access title on the Steam app but is soon to be moving toward the final stages. From a previous preview of the title, we had our chance to play some of the levels and provide insight of what it has to ...[Read More]

Gryphon Knight Epic Review    Gryphon Knight Epic attempts to revitalize the nostalgia for older games piece by piece; first, with pixel art and chiptunes, then with classic bullet hell gameplay, akin to so many games that have since been nearly forgotten. But, to be truly faithful to the source material, the difficulty must be high, and the resulting frustration immense – Gryphon Knight Epic...[Read More]

DiscStorm Review   When I first laid my eyes on it, DiscStorm looked amazing. A battle arena game, where me and my friends can throw deadly frisbees at one another? Sign me up. The rocking music and 90’s visuals made me feel like I was stepping into something great. Unfortunately, the game doesn’t do much to keep you in the door. I found myself yawning, as the game slowly started to reveal h...[Read More]

WHAT WE LIKED Engaging puzzles offer a great range of complex solutions. Tone is playful, which keeps you calm as you pull your hair out. AHHH- look at the adorable kitty! Who’s a cute little man!? WHAT WE DISLIKED The puzzles’ designs can get a little repetitive; visuals and strategy. Could’ve used more Science Cat narration to keep me invested. The price is a little high for a game that feels li...[Read More]

Spectra Review   Spectra is the epitome of simplicity. It’s a procedurally generated racing game with the sole mechanic of dodging set obstacles on an endless stretch of track. There is no rhyme or reason to why a little red spaceship is racing on an obstacle course in space, but apparently space has been taken over by electronic music.   Breaking through obstacles has an amazing effect. ...[Read More]

  Feist is unflinchingly brutal in nearly every respect. It doesn’t care that you’ve died dozens of times trying to complete a nearly impossible leap. It doesn’t care that a handful of giant flies unfairly block any attempt to finish a level and it certainly doesn’t care that the controls are far too imprecise to demand half of what it wants you to do. Feist is one of the most frustra...[Read More]

  We’re living in an age in which retro is the new modern, as far as some gaming genres are concerned at least. Zotrix is an arcade shooter that makes use of this knowledge to a great extent, using the gameplay systems that were enthroned almost forty years ago and empowering them with features we like seeing in most of today’s games. Zotrix thus marries the old and the new in a package t...[Read More]