Death TrashCrafting Legends Death Trash is a new action role-playing game (ARPG) that has recently been released into Steam’s Early Access program. It’s set in a variation of the post-apocalyptic settings you’ve probably seen in other genre franchises such as… Read More »Death Trash Review (Early Access)
Jupiter HellAmplitude Studios/Sega Back in the day, I used to play a lot of fighting games. If I could have crawled into a Street Fighter arcade cabinet and lived there, I would have. Then Doom came along and became my… Read More »Jupiter Hell Review
The AscentNeon Giant / Curve Digital Developed by Neon Giant and published by Curve Digital, The Ascent is set in a dystopian cyberpunk world called Veles. You, the player, step into the well-worn work boots of an Indent—which basically makes… Read More »The Ascent Review
Mortal ShellCold Symmetry It seems that every time I turn around, there’s another game coming out that is trying to copycat the magic that FromSoftware created with their Dark Souls franchise. Having played as many of these copies, dubbed “Soulslikes,”… Read More »Mortal Shell Review
Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor Prophecy Neocore Games Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor – Martyr debuted back in June of 2018 and many people thought that it played similar to a Diablo-like ARPG (action role-playing game), only set within the Warhammer 40K universe. Unfortunately,… Read More »Warhammer 40,000: Inquisitor Prophecy Review – A Massive Step in the Right Direction for an Already Great ARPG
Inquisitor: Martyr NeoCore Games I really can’t quite believe that there was a time that I wasn’t a fan of Warhammer games, whether of the Warhammer Fantasy Battle type of Warhammer 40K. I certainly wasn’t a big fan of how… Read More »Inquisitor: Martyr Review – Shades of Diablo 2 yet With its Own Identity
Titan Quest Anniversary Edition Review Ironlore/THQ Nordic Ever since my early days I’ve been a fan of pen and paper RPGs. In fact, I still am, as nothing can quite compare to their organic feel as you play through a… Read More »Titan Quest Anniversary Edition Review – The Version We’ve All Been Waiting for