Game Reviews7.6/10
Wanderburg Review: A Walking Game That Rewards Patience Over Speed
A walking game of quiet towns, hand-drawn art, and simple combat, scored 7.6 out of 10.
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Tag: PC gaming
Game Reviews8/10
Minecraft Dungeons II Brings Back a Giant Boss From the Original, But the Loot System Remains Broken
A vast dungeon of many chambers, wherein the Wither doth reign; a tale of keys, loot, and battles most dire.
Game Reviews7.8/10
Blackwood Review: A Town Full of Secrets, and a Combat System That Can’t Keep Up
A small town conceals its dark history in this mystery-thriller, where combat struggles to match the ambition of setting and narrative.
Game Reviews8/10
Acts of Blood Turns Killing Into Power With a Permanent Upgrade System
A shooter whose blood points buy permanent power, punishing hesitation and rewarding bold aggression.
Game Reviews9.4/10
Star Wars Zero Company Review: Squad Tactics Carry a War Drama That Rarely Wastes a Moment
A squad of soldiers caught between two sides wages a war that changes the galaxy, in this shooter's tale.
Game Reviews7.7/10
Beast of Reincarnation Review: Sora Studio’s Resurrection Loop Earns Its Revenge
A monster that cannot die rises again to wreak vengeance upon a shattered realm, in this grim tale of resurrection and combat.
Game Reviews7/10
Seven Years On, The Sinking City’s Fatigue System Still Sinks Its Own Case
A drowned city, a troubled detective, and crimes beneath the rising tide — a review of The Sinking City.
Game Reviews6.9/10
Mirror’s Edge Catalyst Trades Faith for a Bigger City — and a Softer Story
A runner moves through a corporate city, evading foes and scaling heights, yet her story lacks the weight of the legend before her.
Game Reviews7.2/10
Ten Years On, The Final Station Still Earns Its Quiet Place Among Horror Games
A lone survivor boards a train through a ruined city, managing its systems and passengers amid dread and ruin.
Game Reviews7.5/10
Ten Years On, Rive’s Tight Precision Still Beats Its Thin Story
A platformer of precision, wherein five acts of rising difficulty test the player's hand and eye.