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Ball x Pit Review

Ball X Pit Review

Ball X Pit is a pretty creative rogue-lite that takes the old school concept of Break Out and puts an interesting spin on it. On the surface, it’s pretty simple, block shaped enemies descend from the top of the screen and you shoot balls to destroy them. What makes the game interesting is the array of special balls and upgrades you get and how you combine them. You have everything from fireballs, balls that shoot lasers, and balls that shoot other balls, if you can think of a ball, it’s probably here.

Monster Train 2 Review

Monster Train 2 Review

Monster Train 2 is pretty much the same game as its predecessor, but bigger. For a deck-building game, that’s probably for the best. For the most part, it’s a direct improvement over the original, and its mechanics are more refined. On the other hand, Monster Train 2 also retains many of the same flaws as the first game and even exposes a new one that I may not have noticed in the first game, but was likely there.

5 Games I'm Looking Forward to in early 2026

5 Games I’m Looking Forward to in Early 2026

Covering games in one form or another means I end up publishing a lot of negativity, be it about individual games or the industry as a whole. I wanted to start the new year off with something positive, so I decided to put together a small list of games that I’m looking forward to and that are coming fairly soon.

Root Board Game Review

Root is a 2 to 4 player game with an adorable veneer that hides a ruthless game of war and counterinsurgency.

Root is a game I put off getting for a long time, and for two reasons. The first is that it’s a game, where the more players you have, the merrier it is. I don’t like to rely on the whims of that many other busy humans to play my games. I did pick up the Clockwork automas, but I’m not exactly in love with them yet.