Jerry Williams
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Toem 2
If you’re seeking a reliable, breezy adventure behind a shutter, look no further than TOEM 2. Despite its simple execution and overused quest design, TOEM 2’s visuals and crazy characters make for a joyful romp. I hope Something We Made, the developers, continue to work on this series, but I...
Star Wars Zero Company is an enjoyable, almost cookie-cutter strategy RPG. It takes few risks, but what’s here is competent and worth playing, especially for Star Wars fans. I wish what initially impressed me narratively and in terms of gameplay remained fresh throughout, but this is why I appreciate indies...
I’m extremely glad I took a chance on Lost Eidolons: Veil of the Witch. I had never heard of it until recently and chanced my ever-so-valuable time on it. Hidden gem defined, any fan of strategy RPGs and roguelites will find a home here. Come for the toothy combat and...
Writing these reviews feels gross, because I know this is a small studio that worked hard on Echo Generation 2, but I have to be honest—I did not enjoy myself much at all. Playing felt akin to biting into a chunky voxel burger that had no flavor whatsoever. Just mushy,...
Soulsy in difficulty yet beautifully accessible, I find Mina the Hollower an outstanding amalgamation of other titles. Yacht Club Games has poured heart and soul into this title, and the genre change has allowed them to flex their muscles and showcase what they can truly do; Mina the Hollower makes...
Aether & Iron
Aether & Iron rises above its quirks with sheer creativity and artistic expression. I love the hand-drawn world, the characters I wish I could engage with far beyond the credits, and the struggle Gia and New York City’s citizens engaged in. A story worth telling, it’s a cliche noir tale...
Paranormasight: The Mermaid’s Curse encourages me because it confidently plants a flag for the Paranormasight series, firmly establishing it as a quality new IP from Square Enix. Consistent in mechanics, storytelling, visuals, sound, music, and vibes, The Mermaid’s Curse is virtually guaranteed to elate fans of The Seven Mysteries of...
Reanimal
Players will undoubtedly judge REANIMAL for its price versus gameplay hours, but the quality of storytelling, visuals, and sound design cannot be argued. The promise of DLC suggests to me that some degree of story clarity will be offered, which I’m not sure how I feel about, but I’m eager...
Mewgenics
Make no mistake: I love this game, and I’m almost definitely going to 100% it, but there’s no telling when that’s going to happen.
I don’t think any of the themes really landed, because there were just too many to tackle in a twelve-hour jaunt, and the song selection made the best part of the game a chore to embrace. The Tenzerk have bold, imaginative design, but after learning a Tenzerk, timing notes and...
Rue Valley
Rue Valley has something to say; in fact, it has some things to say. Unfortunately, philosophical intrigue is mired in inconsequential tongue wagging and book reading, as well as gameplay mechanics that feel left at the side of the road close at the start. While I love the vision and...
Demonschool
Demonschool’s hard to score, because most titles—including the AAA variety—don’t have the bold vision and intense style of Demonschool. We play indies to witness new ideas with a healthy degree of polish, though they also come with their issues. All in all a memorable and pleasurable experience, Demonschool is at...
