Category videogame review

Aether & Iron Review: Disco Elysium Meets Bioshock in a Stunning Noir Adventure

Aether & Iron is a stylish, gravity-defying triumph that reimagines 1930s New York as a vertical metropolis fueled by mysterious tech. While the turn-based vehicle combat offers a steady challenge, the real star is the narrative—a masterclass in atmospheric storytelling, wisecracking protagonists, and high-stakes dice rolls that make every conversation feel like a gamble.

ROMEO IS A DEAD MAN Review – Suda51’s Most Insane and Addictive Trip Yet

Space-time FBI agents, a "Rick and Morty" style genius living as a jacket patch, and a cross-dimensional girlfriend named Juliet. Suda51 and Grasshopper Manufacture are back with Romeo is a Dead Man, a fast, frantic, and completely bonkers experience that might just be their best work yet. Despite some technical hiccups, this is an addictive, stylish trip you don't want to miss.

Devil Jam Review – A Far From Metal Take on The Auto Battler Survivor Genre.

When I first saw a glimpse of Devil Jam I thought it looked like an intriguing blend of Hades and Vampire Survivors with its mix of devilish lore and gameplay style. While it has hallmarks from each game it fails…

Lost Eidolons: Veil of the Witch Review – A Tactically Addictive Roguelite.

I have had a chance to check out Lost Eidolons: Veil of the Witch from Ocean Drive Studio a couple of times at previous PAX Events, but never had a deep dive as I skipped the Early Access Run. Having…

Fretless – The Wrath of Riffson Review

Fretless – The Wrath of Riffson is a game that has caught my eye at the last couple of PAX East conferences and I was excited to take the final game for a spin. Everything I liked from the demoes…