If you’re a fan of challenging games Slain: Back From Hell is happy to sate your thirst for aggravation, loud music, and pretty copious gore. Progress is always a challenge but there are a few ...

While the system has a number of bridge building physics games, this one takes that general premise and does some new things with it. The most obvious difference is in the structures you’ll build, ...

Mixing together a pretty simple concept, silly characters, plenty of variety from all through history, and some trademark quirk Once again I’m here with an admission, and that’s the fact though I’ve ...

Central to the experience are two elements. First, rather than being stuck with only filling in black pixels on a white grid you’ll be able to work with multiple colors. The number of colors varying ...

An incredibly deep and rewarding dungeon crawler for fans of the subgenre, but possibly a bit inaccessible for anyone not already a fan Of all of the variations of RPGs that I tend to find the hardest ...

While it isn’t the most impressive beat-em-up in terms of its visuals or overall fluidity of play, more variety than the norm in terms of character moves helps make a positive impression in the end As ...

Featuring well-known kids show characters, unfortunately animated in a style that’s a little off, there’s at least enough core play here to be of interest for families or fans While some people love ...

A classic point-and-click adventure, full of signature witty humor, charm… and some quirks Since I’d been a big fan of point-and-click adventures back when they reigned supreme in the early PC days, ...

While a deckbuilder at its core, its sense of personality and general design give it a distinctive feel and flow in a crowded space OK, don’t shoot the messenger, but yes, there’s yet another game ...

If you're down to brawl and battle in mech suits solo or with friends, this delivers that experience pretty well Even as someone who has only a marginal understanding of the Gundam franchise from afar ...

While its play is more punishing than the average gamer will likely enjoy, the old-school stage design and sensibilities may be perfect for retro fans who don’t mind some profanity thrown in I’ll ...

A celebration of this puzzle RPG’s lineage that looks and plays great, but is also a collection of previous content rather than new With so many remasters, remixes, and enhanced editions coming to ...