Reviews

An early access title with plenty of potential, Shadowy Contracts is a game about being a sneaky fantasy assassin. And while right now there are plenty of rough edges, with some additional development time it can turn into something great.

An all-around great sequel, The Surge 2 may lack the replayability of the Dark Souls games it's clearly inspired by, but its lively sci-fi setting and refined dismemberment system more than make up for it.

A fishing sim that lets you fish all around the world, The Fisherman: Fishing Planet has some minor issues with its controls, but for the most part it does exactly what it says on the tin.

Massira attempts to tell an impactful tale of a Syrian refugee, but utterly fails at doing so, offering a clumsy and tone-deaf walking simulator instead.

A highly-anticipated new entry in the looter-shooter genre, Borderlands 3 is certainly fun, but that fun is soured by an abundance of bugs and some sluggish menus.

The console version of Bus Simulator lets you drive a bus while managing an up and coming bus company. Which is exactly what you would expect from a game called Bus Simulator. As such, even though it can't boast the best graphics or the fastest loading times, if it's buses you want, this is a game for you.

As you might expect, Alien: The Blueprints contains numerous blueprints for spaceships and machinery of the Alien franchise. And if having those at hand is something you consider a necessity, you can't go wrong with this tome.

Firefly: The Big Damn Cookbook features a total of 80 themed recipes. And considering that the show it's based on only got 14 episodes, you know it has to be good. And so is this book.

Injection π23 ‘No Name, No Number’ is a horror game clearly inspired by the likes of Resident Evil and Silent Hill. It also features some interesting ideas of its own that tend to not be executed all that well. Still, if you like horror games, you can easily squeeze a full playthrough out of this one.

The Executioner has you making choices you can make to change the story around each time around. If that's killing your father or not, that is just the beginning of a story of the life of an executioner. With new game modes in the horizon that will change the role of yourself and others of the medieval town around, the developers over at Lesser Evil Games are here with a few bug fixes and getting suggestions from their fellow gamers to help make The Executioner has a better backend when it comes to the story of the game.