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In the end that is probably how Gorogoa should be considered. It is a beautiful and thoroughly captivating short story. Puzzles, while not overly difficult, are thoughtfully constructed and fit together like clockwork. Robert’s plays with our perceptions and understands that the audience is capable of keeping up with the...

Ed Orr·December 19, 2017
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The other issue of concern is that Brawlout, although a solid entry into the genre doesn’t really inject anything new into the genre. As mentioned it is a solid offering with streamlined combat and for the most part quite accessible to gamers. Yet I wonder what will keep people playing...

Matt Keith·December 18, 2017
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If you’ve been holding off on Steep, but long for the days SSX or Shaun White, then Steep has you covered. Plus, you can put on a wind suit and go base jumping. Beat that, SSX Tricky. Road to the Olympics came out on December 5th, and can be bought...

William Murphy·December 13, 2017
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Nine Parchments is a solid twin-stick, isometric, Action RPG with some great multiplayer fun. As a single player title, it does begin to feel a bit repetitive but this is offset by the exceptionally fun multiplayer. If you own a Switch or PC, or other console and are looking for...

Matt Keith·December 8, 2017
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While playing in the “RPG mode” you feel like you are competent and can take on almost anything the game throws at you. However, the moment you start in the “RTS mode”, you feel like you are already behind and the first part of your construction would be catching up...

Catherine Daro·December 6, 2017
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At the end of the day, Subsurface Circular is an exploration of our humanity… as presented by robots. It presents you with the opportunity to wrestle with what you value along with the questions of autonomy versus automation. While it is a short game, at $6 USD, it is worth...

Damien Gula·December 5, 2017
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In the end, The End is Nigh is one of the premiere indie gems on Nintendo Switch. Difficulty and rewards issues aside, this one’s immensely replayable, hilarious, and genuinely well designed in both sound, visuals, and gameplay. It’s the kind of game that may drive you nuts with its difficulty,...

William Murphy·December 4, 2017
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Seven iterates with a lot of content for the player. Hours of play will take you through the main quest (around 10 or so) and there are lots of side quests to explore. The free expansion called: Vetrall Empire is a fully open sandbox and adds tons of time. The...

Garrett Fuller·December 1, 2017
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All in all, you could do a whole lot worse than Cat Quest if you’re in the mood for a lighthearted RPG adventure. If you’re looking for something with a little more teeth and a little less purring, that’s what Skyrim or Zelda are for. Cat Quest is made with...

William Murphy·November 30, 2017
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While the controls are simple, picking a control style that makes sense to the player is crucial to playing the game.  Three different control styles are offered, two different isometric directions and normal directions, each determining if moving the joystick around is oriented to the character or the controller.  Precise...

Bill Gallon·November 30, 2017
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The Nintendo Switch doesn’t allow for too many racing games to shine with the well-regarded Mario Kart 8 Deluxe hogging the spotlight. But Gear.Club Unlimited is stealing the limelight this holiday season with its racing sim action, RPG-lite upgrade system and beautifully rendered licensed cars. Although it’s not a true...

Garrick D. Raley·November 29, 2017
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If you are a fan of Minecraft and are looking for something fresh with an RPG feel, Portal Knights will definitely be a game that you should pick up.  It combines the traditional gathering and creating formula with multiple, randomly-generated islands to explore packed with dungeons, monsters, and towns.  While...

Bill Gallon·November 27, 2017
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