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Reviews

May 2018

Moonlighter Review – When a dream comes true

Will always wanted to be a hero, but fate stood against him. His parents were not heroes, but merchants in charge of the item shop, Moonlighter. His youth was spent… read on

Little Witch Academia: Chamber of Time Review – A magical déjà vu

Join Akko and her friends as they attempt to break free of a time loop trapping them within the first day of the school holidays! read on

Detroit: Become Human Review – Choice is more than an illusion

I always question how much choice you really have when playing these adventures and how much of it is just the illusion of choice – but I’m glad to say… read on

Omensight review – A timey-wimey murder mystery

You are the Harbinger, a being sent to save the world from total destruction. Can you manipulate time to solve the mystery, murder, and malice that causes Urralia's apocalypse? read on

FAR: Lone Sails Review – Keeping your land ship afloat

A lonely and desperate journey through a beautifully bleak world. FAR: Lone Sails has sailed into our lives and is waiting for you to take the helm read on

Hyrule Warriors: Definitive Edition Review – Saving Hyrule is still a blast

It seems like just yesterday that Hyrule Warriors was originally released on WiiU in 2014. It was practically a love letter to Legend of Zelda, with playable characters and levels… read on

Destiny 2: Warmind – Review-in-Progress

Destiny 2's second DLC Warmind has arrived. While the game has us return to Mars, is the new content enough to get players to return to the fight? read on

State of Decay 2 Review – Kill, supply, build, repeat

State of Decay 2 features hordes of undead creatures roaming around just waiting to take a bite, but it would be a mistake to simply rule it out as "just… read on

BATTLETECH Review – A Stompin’ good time

One of the biggest players in tabletop mech combat is throwing its hat back into the PC gaming arena, but is it worth the wait? read on

Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze Review – Still a frozen good time

Nintendo likes to drop old Wii U games and give them a second life on the Switch, and for the most part they have been doing a pretty good job… read on

Dragon’s Crown Pro Review – Looking better than ever

Vanillaware’s Dragon’s Crown Pro has been released for the PS4 and PS4 Pro, with a host of subtle additions and tweaks for the new generation. So the question arises: is… read on

City of Brass Review – Whip it good

City of Brass throws you into a gorgeous Arabian Nights themed world where you crack whips, fight skeletons, haggle with Djinn, and side-step deadly traps read on

Aura of Worlds Review – A world of endless possibilities

It's only a hop, skip, and a jump away from certain death in Aura of Worlds, but you'll love every second of it! read on

Murderous Pursuits Review – Killing in plain sight

A fancy party turns into a murderous battlefield. Hunt your target, blend in with the crowd, and don't get yourself killed first read on

April 2018