Super Mario Maker 2 Review Share. This sequel might be the most accessible game design tool ever created. By Seth G. Macy It’s hard to decide where to begin when talking about all the things I love about Super Mario Maker 2. It does nearly everything better than its already …
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The Sinking City The Sinking City is an amazing experience, portraying a great interpretation of the pieces of H. P. Lovecraft. Adding together L.A. Noire with Sherlock Holmes, Frogwares gives us a game that blends private investigation, shooting and narrative into a believable world that is immersive and molded by …
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Samurai Shodown Review – An Intense Return With Rough Edges Samurai Shodown showcases the highs and lows of the fighting genre as a whole. At its best, it’s a powerful lesson in learning and reacting to another player, as victory doesn’t require you to learn jargon or memorize long combos. …
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The Sinking City Review Share. Though occasionally frustrating, The Sinking City stands out from its Lovecraftian peers. By John Borba Lovecraftian games are definitely on the rise in recent years (to varied success), but The Sinking City’s blend of a mysterious and cosmic plot with clunky but serviceable third-person action …
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Steel Division 2 This is a love letter to the “beautiful game” of RTS. This is everything that gaming should be. It’s an ode to real time strategy and military simulation that respects your intelligence as a gamer. It feels like a labour of love, like how people used to …
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Bloodstained: Ritual Of The Night Review – A Tribute Worth Its Trials At first, Bloodstained: Ritual of the Night feels a bit staid. Though the series is new, it sees longtime Castlevania producer Koji Igarashi returning to the formula he helped define over the years with titles like Symphony of …
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