Reviews

A pared-down and sped-up take on Blood Bowl, Blood Bowl: Death Zone is a game for those looking for some quick and violent matches of fantasy football. Of the kind with wizards and dwarves, not the one with all the charts and spreadsheets.

A word-based puzzle game, Mixups by POWGI doesn't try to be anything it's not, which results in a pleasant head-scratcher with some neat challenges.

More an audio novel than an actual game, The Black Widow can offer plenty of excitement to those with a love for history and eerie mysteries. Just keep in mind that there's very little here for those looking for deep gameplay systems.

A creative take on the top-down & point and click genre when it comes to the stealth aspect of The Church in the Darkness. While the story and AI movement was a bit off at the start of my gameplay, it was still a fun time to exsperience.

A fast-paced arena shooter, Cuboid Keeper can feel a bit overwhelming at first. But once you figure it out, it turns into a high intensity adrenaline rush.

Solid presentation coupled with a suite of neat new features make MotoGP 19 the ultimate motorbike sim racer currently on the market, with split-screen functionality being the one big glaring omission here.

Blair Witch starts off as an enjoyable horror game, but after a while starts resorting to cheap tricks and overly scripted sections, which sours the overall experience.

A game like A Summer with the Shiba Inu could've easily been a self-aware joke milking the popularity of this particular breed of dog for some cheap laughs. But in reality, this here is a great visual novel with top-notch art and an exciting story that just happens to revolve around an unlikely protagonist. Wow.

A puzzle platformer where you have to guide a couple of cute critters through a series of increasingly challenging levels, I and Me is pleasant and competent, but not quite outstanding.

If you ever wanted to know how the Xenomorph sausage got made, then The Making of Alien is the book for you.