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Gato Roboto
Gato Roboto is a 2D metroidvania-style platformer, developed by Doinksoft and published by Devolver Digital. Although to be fair, there is only one thing that you truly need to know about Gato Roboto: you play as a cat piloting a mech. Need I say more?
Mordhau
Mordhau was a bit of a surprise for me, not that I didn’t know about the game before release (I had a friend who was obsessed with it), but because I initially wrote it off as “just another medieval hack ‘n’ slash game.” Well, at its core it’s still a...
This has been a very weird year for Sonic fans. The year started off with the news of an upcoming live-action movie, followed by the release of that trailer featuring everybody’s favorite blue hedgehog, depicting the stuff of my nightmares. It seemed like things couldn’t possibly improve for fans of...
Released in honor of Konami’s 50th anniversary, the Castlevania Anniversary Collection collects the first four mainline Castlevania games, the two Game Boy titles, and the Genesis exclusive Bloodlines. Each game comes with a variety of resolution options, a quick save system, and an included eBook that chronicles the making and legacy...
As the first historical mainline Total War game since Rome II‘s disastrous launch over six years ago, Total War: Three Kingdoms had a lot to prove. While the Warhammer games received near universal praise, the two historical spin-offs released in-between, Attila and Thrones of Britannia, were considered disappointing at best....
From the moment I set eyes on A Plague Tale: Innocence, the latest game from Focus Home and Asobo Games, I knew we were looking at something epic. What I wasn’t expecting was one of the best story driven games that I’ve ever had the pleasure of experiencing since the...
People have loved playing games revolved around exploring dungeons, killing enemies, and collecting loot ever since Gauntlet first came out in the 80’s. Diablo and MMORPGs turned this gaming subgenre into a phenomenon a few years later. There’s just something about these games, the sense of accomplishment when you manage...
Observation
My initial thought when playing No Code’s sci-fi thriller, Observation, was that I was going to be in for an experience. Actually, this isn’t true. My first thought was something like, “This is a Devolver game??” And if I am being completely honest, my second thought was along the lines...
Sniper Elite V2 Remastered is in a strange spot as far as remasters go. Typically a remaster gets green lit because it was a beloved game and fans want a newer version. Or it’s a good way to re-introduce a series to gauge IP interest or to help create additional...
Originally released on Steam Early Access in 2017 and followed by a full launch earlier this year, Slay the Spire is a game I knew very little about. That is until I saw the incredibly high scores it received, surpassing the average scores from other fantastic games from 2019 like...
Many considered the survival genre to be overcrowded, with numerous titles in the genre being released every year. Fade to Silence is the latest entry in the genre and it’s got some pretty ambitious goals but is it enough to stand out from the crowd?
There are few things as fun as a mech game done well. Flying through the sky taking on countless enemies, nimbly dodging streams of missiles while responding with your own, and slicing any enemy mech that gets too close in half with an impractically large energy sword. It’s a popular...
