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Castles Review (PlayStation 4)
Slide blocks, get high
July 5, 2016 - Sometimes, a simple puzzle game is all it takes to occupy your gaming time. Castles has you slide blocks in order to build towers as high as you can so it's time to head to the construction site and clock in.
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Lost Sea Review (PlayStation 4)
Can you escape the Bermuda Triangle?
July 3, 2016 - If you've ever wanted to explore a tropical paradise in a roguelike adventure then here's a game for you. Lost Sea proves that roguelikes can be relaxing as well as hectic so let's sail away and see what treasures await.
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Furi Review (PlayStation 4)
The fight of your life
July 2, 2016 - Boss battles are the highlight of most great games. Therefore, why not make an adventure that primarily consists of them? Furi does just that and it does it well so unsheathe your blade and let's slash away!
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Full Mojo Rampage Review (PlayStation 4)
Twin stick Voodoo
July 1, 2016 - Roguelikes that play like twin stick shooters are nothing new but they sure are fun when done right. Thankfully, Full Mojo Rampage will cast its Voodoo spell on you while you play it so may the rampage begin!
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Pac-Man 256 Review (PlayStation 4)
Kill screen: the game
June 30, 2016 - Pac-Man has been around for over 35 years. This new take on the classic pokes fun at the infamous kill screen from the original arcade version but now it requires far fewer quarters to reach.
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The Technomancer Review (PlayStation 4)
Mars: War Logs returns
June 29, 2016 - Very few game genres are as compelling as narrative-driven action RPGs. The Technomancer is a follow-up to 2013's critically panned Mars: War Logs, but does it provide an experience worthy of travelling back to the red planet?
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Heart&Slash Review (PlayStation 4)
Do you heart to slash?
June 27, 2016 - Indie games that attempt to recreate specific moments in gaming are always interesting experiments. Heart&Slash feels like a long-lost 3D arena combat brawler for Dreamcast so plug in your VMU and get ready to fight!
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Asemblance Review (PlayStation 4)
A semblance of a game
June 26, 2016 - Konami's PT popularized a new game genre; one filled with puzzles that gaming communities work together to collectively figure out. Asemblance is in the same vein, but does it manage to deliver a satisfying experience once all's said and done?
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Kung-Fu for Kinect Review (Xbox One)
Punch, kick, play something else
June 25, 2016 - Believe it or not, Kinect is still a thing. Kung-Fu has been Live on PlayStation 3, had a High Impact on Xbox 360, and now it's kicking it up a notch on Xbox One, but is it worth getting off the couch for a third time?
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Mighty No. 9 Review (PlayStation 4)
Classic 2D action at your Beck and Call
June 22, 2016 - Mega Man may not be around much anymore, but a new blue robotic hero is here to save the day. Beck sure has some enormous shoes to fill so let's see how Mighty No. 9 holds up to the classics.
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