The House of the Dead 2: Remake Review
Originally released in 1998, The House of the Dead 2 is set in February 2000 where a city is overrun by the undead and other monstrosities. Two AMS agents, James…
Deathless: The Hero Quest Review
The indie roguelike deck-builder space is very common these days. It feels like every month we’re getting a new take on “draw cards, slay monsters, repeat. But every so often,…
Angry Video Game Nerd 8-Bit Gameplay
In order to celebrate the recently released and reviewed Angry Video Game Nerd 8-bit, here’s one of my many gameplay sessions. If you’re looking for a challenging 2D action platformer…
Painkiller Review
Painkiller has players stuck in Purgatory, sentenced for your transgressions against Heaven. However, the Voice of the Creator gives you a chance to redeem yourself by attempting to stop fallen…
Hot Wheels Let’s Race: Ultimate Speed Review
If you are like me and have spent hours sending little metal cars flying off orange plastic ramps as a child, Hot Wheels Let’s Race: Ultimate Speed is like watching…
Keeper Review
In a year packed with massive RPGs, gritty shooters, and flashy sequels, Keeper feels like a breath of fresh sea air. Developed by Double Fine Productions known for their wonderful…
BALL x PIT Review
If there is one game that has managed to release me from the shackles of Battlefield 6, then it is BALL x PIT from developer Kenny Sun and publisher Devolver…
Firefighting Simulator: Ignite Summer Camp DLC Review
Flaming hot with a touch of drama!
Jump Space Review
Jump Space developed and published by Keepsake Games is a bold leap into sci-fi co-op action, and it is a game of two halves—one polished, with one still finding its…
EGX 2025 – Game Over
Before I begin with what will be a mostly negative article, I would like to thank the team at Bastion for granting me a press pass for MCM Comic-Con/EGX 2025.…