Steam NextFest 2023
TL;DR - The Steam NextFest is a yearly "tradition" organised by Valve during which legions of developers push out a demo for their upcoming game(s). Fortunately most developers keep the…
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TL;DR - The Steam NextFest is a yearly "tradition" organised by Valve during which legions of developers push out a demo for their upcoming game(s). Fortunately most developers keep the…
TL;DR - Absolute Drift: Zen Edition is a short but sweet indie experience that deftly combines a minimalist art-style with an enjoyable soundtrack and a well-balanced difficulty curve. To prevent…
TL;DR - The Murder of Sonic the Hedgehog is a surprisingly fun if exceedingly short freebie that came out to celebrate April Fool's day of all things. It's a charming…
TL;DR - Fire Emblem 7: The Blazing Blade or just Fire Emblem in the west is a great starting point for those new to the series. Yet it still provides…
TL;DR - XCOM: Chimera Squad is an enjoyable and accessible version of the latest iteration of the XCOM series, with a focus on linear progression and defined characters as opposed…
TL;DR - Wargroove is an enjoyable spiritual successor to the Advance Wars series that features some twists on the formula which make it different enough to justify buying. While the…
TL;DR - Even if these games were only produced as a promotional tool, they're generally pretty enjoyable and are still worth a look for Sega fans. Regardless of individual preference,…
TL;DR - Metal Slug Advance is a fairly faithful adaption of the series to the GBA. Unlike the previous portable Metal Slug games on the Neo Geo Pocket Color, MS:A…
TL;DR - The Bluecoats: North & South is a fun little TBS/RTS/FPS hybrid, yes you read that right! While each layer might be shallow, the overall combination results in a…
TL;DR - Skyrim has been lucky enough to receive 2 large and 1 smaller one DLCs. Dragonborn is the most engaging one as it offers up an entirely new area…