Pax Autocratica Early Access Review – Well-Oiled Oppression
Pax Autocratica is a darkly satirical colony sim and FPS roguelite hybrid—currently in Early Access—where you’re tasked with establishing a foothold …
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Kill the Shadow Review – The Truth Is What You Make It
Being a detective while the world order around you collapses is tough. On top of the societal disruption, there’s lots …
Bloodletter Review – Bleeding Edge Deckbuilding
Bloodletter is a deckbuilder by Aldamami games where you play as a medieval barber-surgeon in a village whose inhabitants are …
Call Of Duty: Modern Warfare 4 Impressions – A Call Of Duty Revival
Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 4‘s beta was released on August 21, 2026, and it has a lot of people …
Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy Review – Dude, Where’s My Minotaur?
While there were major story issues with both A Plague Tale: Innocence and its sequel A Plague Tale: Requiem, and both had …
Finding Polka Review – Charming Wordless Dog-Catching Adventure
When a mischievous dog is constantly one step ahead of you, chasing them down is exhausting. But if you are …
Mazey Village Early Access Review – Cartography Comes To Life
Being a cartographer likely isn’t on many people’s career goals. Creating maps is a difficult task and the rewards aren’t …
The Sorting Bureau Review – “You Cannot Spoil Anything Here” – Is That Necessarily A Good Thing?
Going into The Sorting Bureau, I mapped out a “cozy organisation game sliding scale” (trademark pending). On one side sits …
Hell Let Loose: Vietnam Review – I Love The Smell Of FPS In The Morning
Many aspects are required to make a good historical war video game: immersion, historical accuracy, realistic gameplay, and more. Hell …
Fields Of Mistria Review – But Can You Marry The Dragon?
You are a humble adventurer, drawn to the struggling hamlet of Mistria by a notice offering up an abandoned farm …
