The end of physical media is a bigger deal than you may think, as it marks another shift in the balance of power away from consumers, in favor of large corporations
by Matt on 7/2/2026
Solarpunk delivers an enjoyably simple, cozy crafting and farming experience that throws in airships to mix things up, but not much else
by Matt on 7/3/2026
Simon Quest is much more than just a parody of a classic game, it's an expertly crafted love letter to Castlevania-style gaming
by Matt on 6/28/2026
70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X is really something special, and it's a good example of how a game's entire presentation can elevate an experience
by Matt on 6/25/2026
Hollowbody is a love letter to PS2-era Silent Hill-type games, and it does an excellent job at it
by Matt on 6/24/2026
For gamers looking forward to Valve's upcoming Steam Machine launch, you'd better buckle up
by Matt on 6/23/2026
Beholgar II improves on its predecessor in many ways, delivering a solid barbarian-based metroidvania, but would benefit from a bit more polish
by Matt on 6/21/2026
Faeland is a very polished 2D action platformer with a TON of attention to detail baked into it
by Matt on 6/19/2026
Yoshi is one of Nintendo's most beloved characters, and in honor of his recent adventure, we're looking back at Yoshi's journey from Mario World to Mysterious Book
by Matt on 6/16/2026
Woodo seems to be a very cute, very good looking, cozy little game that is good for unwinding after a stressful day
by Matt on 6/14/2026
Hamstory is a surprisingly solid budget platformer that's much deeper than it first appears
by Matt on 6/12/2026
Marsupilami 2 is a great looking side-scrolling 2.5D action platformer that seems like a worthy sequel to the Hoobadventure
by Matt on 6/11/2026
Duskfade is a beautiful love letter to the golden age of 3D collect-a-thon action platfomers
by Matt on 6/8/2026
Once again, this year's Summer Game Fest showcased some absolutely incredible looking, highly anticipated games
by Matt on 6/6/2026
The Alighieri Circle has an interesting premise based on Dante's Inferno, but is it more Purgatorio than Divine Comedy?
by Matt on 6/6/2026
Onimusha looks to be a beautiful game with interactive and fun combat, but will it be good enough to justify its AAA price tag?
by Matt on 6/5/2026
Faye's long-awaited debut, in God of War: Laufey, could answer some of the saga's biggest mysteries while ushering in an entirely new era for the franchise
by Julian on 6/3/2026
Gurei is a breathtaking blend of precision combat and atmospheric storytelling that could be the surprise hit of the summer
by Matt on 6/2/2026