After my first playthrough I immediately jumped back into Axiom Verge to cleanup the remaining items that I didn’t find before. A handful of items eluded me for days as the methods to uncover hidden rooms among other things always …

As a full, standalone game, Yorbie Episode 1: Payback’s a Bolt is not an episodic game series, which means future episodes will not be free. Yorbie is a third-person action game that most resembles that of a Ratchet and Clank game, …

Pillar begins with a seemingly simple question: Who are you? After entering your name, it then asks a slightly more open-ended question: What are you? There are six descriptors to choose from with terms like ‘Focused’ and ‘Renewing.’ Practically speaking, …

Hotline Miami 2 is the only game that can make me incredibly angry and happy at the same time. It straddles the line between frustrating and fun, but always ends up falling closer to fun. From the first level I …

Scram Kitty DX, originally Scram Kitty and his Buddy on Rails (Wii U), is pretty simple in concept. Evil mice have kidnapped Scram Kitty along with many other kittens and it’s up to you to save them. To do so …

It’s 1930’s Boston and an unsuspecting man is about to have a run in with something that’s no longer among the living. White Night will immediately grab you with its film noir aesthetic, the opening song that plays as your …

This is my first foray into the series, but instead of starting with the main RPG titles, I got to play Hyperdevotion, which is a turn-based strategy game with the same characters in a similar universe. Coming in completely unaware …

Going to my grandma’s house when I was younger meant that I’d have the chance to play a pretty wide selection of NES and SNES games. This was typically the place that I’d be introduced to any number of popular …

The Firefly Diary opens as Mion, a young girl with antler-like horns, awakens in the midst of dangerous ruins. Two fairies, one that works in the light and the other in the darkness, accompany Mion as it is up to …

Dungeons and Dragons, among many other table-top based games, has long eluded me for various reasons. The biggest of which simply comes down to not knowing enough people who are interested. I once had a brief stint into Magic the …