Far and Away – Farlight Commanders (Steam) Review
If you’re up for a challenge, Farlight Commanders is, far and away, a game that will push you to your limits.
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All You Need is Liao – The Legend of Tianding (Steam) Review
Legend of Tianding is a combination of all things good about gaming and I’m grateful to have had the opportunity to play and review this fantastic game.
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This Time, The Zombies Win – Too Many Humans (Steam) Review
It’s fast, it’s fun, and will have you pondering the question of who really are the monsters in this world.
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We’re Finally Home – Unpacking (Steam) Review
Unpacking offers an immensely satisfying experience that should be experienced by anyone looking to find their own way home.
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Apocalypse Pow! Okinawa Rush (Steam) Review
Step aside Jackie Chan; move over Jet Li; and go away Tony Jaa; there’s a new martial arts king in town and it’s causing, a literal rush.
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If You Can’t Take the Heat, Get Off the Battlefield! Mission 1985 (Steam) Review
Consulog Game Studios, hopes to capture the proverbial lightning in a bottle and then try to catch it again with Mission1985, a tribute to the run and gun games of the past.
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Inside a Virtual World Without the VR Glasses – VectroMirror (Steam) Review
For everyone else that may want to test their reflexive gaming skills, Vectromirror will definitely push you to the edge of your comfort zone.
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Despot’s Game: Dystopian Army Builder (Steam) Review
This time, however, the puny humans decide to fight back using brawn, intelligence, and a hefty dose of pixel courage.
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Fear the Darkness – Age of Darkness (Steam) Review
Overall, Age of Darkness, is an exhilarating roller coaster ride, no doubt, but after a while, you’ll be ready to get off to try something else.
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Stellar? Not Quite, But Close – Stellar Warfare (Steam) Review
To be honest, Stellar Warfare is not an RTS triumph, not in the traditional sense, but it is a triumph of vision, special effects, and pragmatic programming.
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I’m Hyped! Hyper 5 – Early Demo Impressions
Booting up Hyper 5 was like being twelve years old again running home from school to catch the final minutes of Starblazers, Speed Racer, and Voyage into Space.
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Neo Geo Pocket & SNK Vs Capcom Compilation (Steam) Review
The entire premise of these compilations isn’t to ask which games should we play, but to choose a moment in our gaming lives that we treasure the most.
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A Shooting Star – Star Hunter DX (Steam) Review
What are the odds that a developer would be tempted to craft a game so beloved as R-Type and Gradius in this day in age?
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All The Right Ingredients – Potion Craft (Steam) Review
Potion Craft doesn’t have a plot in the traditional sense, and honestly, it doesn’t really need one to attract an audience of gamers young and old
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Unlike Anything You’ve Played – UnMetal (Steam) Review
Captured and subsequently interrogated by faceless operatives, Fox starts to reveal his fantastic tales through cut scenes and humor.
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Down and Dirty! Wide Open (Steam) Review
Wide Opens delivers a real treat with its meat and potatoes gameplay, precise controls, and immersive soundtracks.
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You’re Not Alone Anymore – Sheltered 2 (Steam) Review
Sheltered 2 is the sequel to Sheltered and takes place during a post-apocalyptic event as seen through the eyes and experiences of a group of survivors.
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Oh, What a Tangled Web We Weave – Webbed (Steam) Review
If you’re into platformers, I highly recommend you give Webbed a try. But don’t be surprised if you find yourself tangled in its web of addictiveness.
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