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Hell Let Loose Review: Hardcore World War
Hell Let Loose is is a daunting game with deep tactical and strategic systems that nevertheless delivers some of the best WWII action available.
Dark Deity Review: Desktop Fire Emblem
An honest indie take on the classic Fire Emblem formula with fun characters and some engaging tactical choices, Dark Deity is worth it for genre fans.
Subnautica Below Zero Review: Chilly Thrilling Adventure
Subnautica: Below Zero brings back the tension of survival crafting and undersea diving of the first game in a new, narratively interesting adventure.
Evil Genius 2 Review: The Man With The Golden Game
Oozing with personality, color, and tight gameplay, Evil Genius 2 is an entertaining management sim and worthy sequel to the 2004 classic.
NoReload Heroes Enhanced Edition Review: A Lot of Bullets and Not Much Else
Noreload Heroes Enhanced Edition is a cute and family friendly twin-stick shooter, but there isn't very much content to make it worth exploring.
Battle Brothers Review: Excellent Game, Mediocre Port
Battle Brothers is an excellent game with deep strategic management and tactical combat and worth checking out, though the Switch port has issues.
Loop Hero Review: Going In Circles Is Fun
Loop Hero is a fascinatingly unique mix of genres. Deck building and roguelike gameplay overtop of an auto-battling core make for fun, deep strategy.
SNK vs Capcom: The Match of the Millennium Review - Nostalgic For Few
As a fighting game SNK Vs. Capcom: The Match of the Millennium is solid, but the real appeal is the nostalgia of playing a classic Neo Geo title.
Mighty Fight Federation Review: The Power Stone We Never Knew We Needed
Mighty Fight Federation is a 3D brawler reminiscent of Power Stone. While there's room for improvement, this is a fast and fun fighter with promise.
The Legend Of Zelda's Strange History Of Japanese Spin-Offs
Everyone knows about the Philips CD-I Zelda games, but few know Nintendo made some strange The Legend of Zelda spin-off games released only in Japan.