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Necrobarista won't be everybody's cuppa coffee, but it's an excellent visual novel with strong writing and visuals.

Andrew Farrell | Jul 21, 20202020-07-21T09:35:17-04:00

Paws and Soul found itself a unique narrator, but not the right one to tell its stories.

Lawrence Le | Jul 16, 20202020-07-15T18:53:58-04:00

In Neon Abyss, Lady Luck is exceptionally generous, and whether intentional or not, that is the game’s greatest asset.

Lawrence Le | Jul 14, 20202020-07-14T14:58:33-04:00

Orcs Must Die! 3 is a hectic, challenging hybrid of action and tower defense.

Andrew Farrell | Jul 14, 20202020-07-14T18:41:19-04:00

NASCAR Heat 5 is the latest version of the historic oval racing franchise that dates back to 2000.

Kurt Perry | Jul 13, 20202020-07-13T14:48:52-04:00

Death Stranding is still not for everyone but people who like delivering cargo and fans of MGS V's structure should pick thiis one up.

Andrew Farrell | Jul 13, 20202020-07-13T15:21:30-04:00

Towaga: Among Shadows might be short and simple but that doesn't stop it from being plenty entertaining and gorgeous to look at.

Andrew Farrell | Jul 13, 20202020-07-13T16:03:32-04:00

With hours of replayability, fantastic visuals, and tight gameplay, there are many reasons to play Bloodstained: Curse of the moon 2.

Andrew Farrell | Jul 10, 2020

Beyond a Steel Sky has some technical issues but it's excellent writing and interesting storytelling make it well worth experiencing.

Andrew Farrell | Jul 10, 20202020-07-11T03:05:14-04:00

Sword Art Online: Alicization Lycoris is the latest installment of the anime video game adaptation. Here's our review for the PC version.

Jason Rodriguez | Jul 10, 20202020-07-15T06:29:37-04:00

Pragmata Review – Fresh, Fun, and Charming