The Drifter Review: Pixel-Pulp Noir Time-Loop
Point-and-click adventures never really die; they just reinvent themselves for new generations. With The Drifter, Powerhoof takes…
sci-fi
Explore futuristic worlds, advanced technology, and complex narratives that push the boundaries of imagination, inspired by games like Mass Effect and Cyberpunk 2077.
How NieR:Automata Redefined Action-RPGs
Introduction On March 17, 2017—St. Patrick’s Day—PlatinumGames quietly released NieR:Automata on Steam and consoles. While many players…
Techtonica Review: Bioluminescent 3D Factory Sandbox
Introduction: A Return to the Roots of Automation When I opened Techtonica on release day, I felt…
Final Fantasy XIII PC Review: Combat & Vistas
As a lifelong fan of story-driven RPGs, I approached Final Fantasy XIII with high hopes and a…
Loddlenaut Review: Ocean Cleanup & Cute Critters
Hey team, let’s dive into Loddlenaut, developed by Moon Lagoon and published by Secret Mode. I’ve seen…
Halo: The Master Chief Collection – 6 Games in Epic 4K
Today I’m cracking open Halo: The Master Chief Collection, the six-game anthology 343 Industries rolled out for…
Portal 2 – Science, Sarcasm, and Perfect Puzzles
Top 12 reasons Portal 2 still feels like a lab experiment that went right Release date: April…
Atomic Heart Review: Dazzling Combat, Patchy Polish
Atomic Heart Release date: February 20, 2023 Atomic Heart is a loud, strange mix of classic first-person…
Subnautica Review: Atmospheric, Stunning Graphics
I approach every game like a trip. I set goals, check corners, and grab collectibles until nothing…
Otherskin Review: Morphs, Atmosphere & Visuals
Otherskin, by Game Atelier and published by FDG Entertainment, surprised me with its polish and ambition. The…