Review
Drifting Lands Review: Prettiest Shmup of All Time
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Space. Shooting. Killing robots. Loot. These are a few of my favorite things. And Drifting Lands checks all those boxes.
Shoot ‘em ups aren’t normally my favorite, but I made an...
What Is Path of Exile?
On first examination, it's easy to dismiss Path of Exile as just another ARPG. To be fair, the trademarks of the genre aren't hard to find--you've got character customization, lots of monsters to kill, and, of course, an endless quest...
Stellar Overload Review: Structured Creative Freedom
Stellar Overload is a "3D open-world, blocks-based, FPS, adventure" game from the developers over at Cubical Drift Studios, and it's currently in Early Access on Steam. The game employs elements of several other well-known games and genres, and adapts...
The Crow’s Eye Review: Puzzles to Piss You Off
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As a big fan of puzzle adventures and horror games, The Crow’s Eye by 3D2 Entertainment was definitely on my “must-play” list. The Crow’s Eye is a first-person...
The Great Whale Road Review: Vikings Without a Purpose
The Great Whale Road is a story-driven RPG from Sunburned Games studio. Whose story are you driving? Well, the Great Whale Road is all about Vikings, and trying to do a good job at being a Viking--you control a faction of...
Brawlhalla: New Fighting Game Enters the Esports Arena
Tired of playing Melee with your friends? Try picking up a copy of Brawlhalla, the latest title from developers Blue Mammoth Games, a Georgia-based independent game studio. Brawlhalla is a free-to-play 2D platform fighter game where players compete in various modes with a...
LYNE Review: Peaceful Puzzles and Pacifying Polygons
Sometimes, I just wanna play a chill puzzle game. No frantic clicking, no obnoxious pinging, no screaming children--just untimed puzzle solving and calm colors. LYNE is an indie game from Thomas Bowker, and it's available on Steam, Android, and iOS....
Atlas Reactor: Trion’s Fresh Take on Turn-Based PvP
PAX East is a showcase of the newest and most noteworthy games, and every year at the convention developers proudly display their hard work to a crowd of over 80,000 people. Trion's Atlas Reactor was one of my favorite games...
Logitech G Pro Keyboard Review: Mechanical Superiority
The market for gaming hardware is booming. If you’re a passionate gamer or diehard esports fan, there's no shortage of companies vying for your dollar. Plenty of these businesses are willing to sacrifice build quality in favor of larger advertising...
Solstice Chronicles: MIA Review
Solstice Chronicles: MIA is an upcoming top-down twin-stick shooter from the developers over at Ironward. The premise? Simple. You're a soldier fighting his way through hordes of alien monsters. You can call on a drone for assistance, but that’s...
The Best Esports Apps: Pro Gaming News On Your Smartphone
As an esports writer, I need to have an app for my smartphone that's not only up to date on matches, but offers a variety of resources, including historical data, for me to peruse as needed. You've probably heard of...
The Red Solstice Review: Survival, Soldiers, and Strategy
The Red Solstice is a real-time strategy game developed by Ironward Studios, and it's on sale right now for $7.99 on Steam. Should you buy it? Well, here's the deal: humanity has been laid to waste and the survivors have taken to the...