Stellaris 2.2 Review
Originally posted on The 4Xplorer:
My Stellaris Review of 2.2 and All Available DLC I’ve never taken the time to write my comprehensive thoughts on Stellaris since its May 9th,…
A peek behind the curtain: What to look for in a game reviewer.
I’ve seen some sentiments expressed by gamers around the web lately that prompted me to write this piece. A lot of gamers simply don’t trust reviewers these days, be they […]
Warp Glider: Discover Indies January
#DiscoverIndies is a great idea by indiegamerchick. Basically, the first Friday of every month, I will be showcasing an indie game I had never heard of before. In this section, […]
#DiscoverIndies
Originally posted on Indie Gamer Chick:
On Friday, January 4th, a new concept for trying to help spread awareness of under-the-radar indie games will get its first run, and it…
Gideon’s End of the Year 2018 Lists
2018 is almost over so its just about time to bring out the wine, party poppers, and pointy hats to celebrate the start of the new year. It’s also about […]
Sundered Eldritch Edition Review: A Love Crafted Experience
Sundered Eldritch Edition is a Metroidvania platforming game developed by Thunder Lotus games and is available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch and PC. You can also find it […]
Earth Defense Force 5 Review: Epic battles covered in cheese.
Earth Defense Force 5 is a chaotic third-person shooter developed by Sandlot. It is available on the PlayStation 4. This review was conducted on a standard PlayStation 4 system by […]
Early Access Look: Exotic Matter, Another Brick in the Wall
Exotic matter is an open world adventure game by MoebiusGames. It is currently in early access and is available on Steam. Exotic matter takes the blocky and malleable world of Minecraft, […]
Kingdom Two Crowns Review: Money makes the world go round.
Kingdom Two Crowns is a minimalistic strategy and kingdom building game. It was Developed by Noio and CoatSink. It is available on Xbox One, PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, PC, and […]
EightBitBonde: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Leviathan – Review of Subnautica
Originally posted on EightBitBlonde:
For as long as I can remember, water levels in video games have made me feel uncomfortable. While I’m not scared of water, I do find…
Sector Six Pint Size Profile: Silhouetted Explosive Depth
Sector six is an indie side-scrolling shooting game with strong progression elements. It was developed by Aivaras Klimas and is available on Steam Sector six would be easy to dismiss as […]
Mutant Year Zero Road to Eden Review: What the Duck
Mutant Year Zero: The road to Eden is a turn-based tactical game with stealth and exploration elements developed by The Bearded Ladies. It is available on the PlayStation 4, Xbox […]
Early Access Look: Chef a Restaurant Tycoon
Chef a restaurant tycoon is a restaurant management game developed by Inner Void. It is available on Steam Chef allows you to channel your inner Gordon Ramsay as you manage a […]
Early Access Look: Moss Destruction
Moss destruction is a retro, roguelike shooter developed by Shotgun With Glitters. It is in early access and available on Steam Aside from having a super cool company name, Shotgun With […]
Parkitect Review: Coast downhill, buckle up and enjoy the ride
Parkitect is a theme park simulation game developed by Texel Raptor. It is available on Steam. This game was reviewed by Joseph Pugh. Parkitect puts you in the big comfy armchair […]
Uagi-Saba Pint Size Profile: Creative and artistic, but shallow Creature Sim
This review is part of my pint-size profiles, where I review smaller games that don’t quite fit the standard scoring scale. I analyze the game, look at the price point […]
