Skyward Collapse is an oddball turn-based strategy game. We take turns controlling the evolution of two opposing factions during the game, and the aim is not to destroy the opponent, but to maintain both sides of the fight alive. The conflict is being fought by a computer. We, in turn, must guide both Blue and […]
Author: Richard Koys
BattleBlock Theater Review
The Behemoth studio’s Tom Fulp and Dan Paladin demonstrate their newest meal for cats. BattleBlock Theater is a delectable serving of weird jokes, furry tyrants, and player-created theater plays. This is the essence of the flexibility afforded by developing independent games that experiment with not just audiovisual settings, but also gameplay mechanics. The entire narrative […]
Call of Juarez: Gunslinger Review
The Call of Juarez series went through an identity crisis two years ago, so Techland opted to tell the narrative of current law enforcement personnel in The Cartel. When there was no Wild West atmosphere, the jump into the future failed. Fortunately, the new edition of the western shooter returns to its roots and is […]
Gunpoint Review
Richard Conway is a freelance spy with a difficult existence. As is common in his line of work, he occasionally grabs for a weapon, breaks into a secure building, or takes important data or objects. He also occurs to tumble out of a sixth-floor window. And live to tell the tale. The protagonist of Gunpoint, […]
Injustice: Gods Among Us Review
Following the successful refresh and return to favor of Mortal Kombat, I thought it would be a good idea to correct the flaws of Mortal Kombat versus DC Universe and make a fantastic fighting game including comic book characters. As you can see, Ed Boon felt the same way, and thus Injustice, a fine yet […]
Defiance Review
Combining a television series and an online action game, both of which are available on three platforms, into a cohesive whole is a bold assumption and an intriguing concept. The Trion Worlds product is a particularly odd representation of the genre. The developers’ main premise was that we would not notice we were playing an […]
Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 Review
Even if this is how a genuine sniper on the front lines works, Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 may benefit from additional emotions, engagement, and various behaviors. Because of the boring and, in reality, awful gameplay, we are uninterested in the reasons of the characters, we watch the cutscenes half-heartedly, and we dispatch following opponents with […]
The Bridge Review
The Bridge is a puzzle game that will test your reflexes and fast thinking abilities. It’s a unique narrative concerning the fate of a scientist without students. His strolling about the bizarre mansion compels us to explore with gravity while deceiving our senses with visual illusions. I rapidly fell into the game’s creative trap, but […]
Aliens: Colonial Marines Review
Aliens: Colonial Marines is analogous to a soldier being forced up against a wall by an alien. He’s a helpless man, armed to the teeth, on the verge of losing his mind. We take on the character of Corporal Winter, an American marine in the search and rescue team, in the game. We receive an […]
Mars: War Logs Review
In some ways, the French studio Spiders accomplished a miracle with Mars: War Logs. They produced a full-fledged RPG game with an appealing tale, an exciting environment, and a comprehensive battle system based on three opponent models, a few additional textures, heartbreaking character voices, and zero marketing costs. War Logs is a title you should […]