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Chroma Squad is a tactical RPG that's been around for a couple years on PC. Released in 2015 from Behold Studios and Bandai Namco, the game is a sort of

Oh, Samurai Warriors. When I need to hack and slash my way through drama, you're always there for me to paint the faces of my troubles onto the random

Sometimes you get a game and you foolishly think to yourself "this will be easy." Then you crack open the box and realize you need to put much more

Focus Home Interactive and Deck 13's The Surge was a game I was looking forward to playing because of it's unique limb-targeting and loot system. The

I loved Injustice: Gods Among Us. The game was the next logical step after Mortal Kombat vs. DC Universe managed to do so well back in 2008, and gave

The Akiba series has got some interesting games to its name. While it didn't come to America until 2016, Akiba's Trip was given a lot of praise in Japan.

I dig seeing companies release games for the first time. You always hear about how people start their own studios because they want to revolutionize how

Demon's Crystals is a twin-stick arcade shooter where you take on the role of one of four demons with their own special blasters to destroy enemies and

Bethesda Softworks, Arkane Studios, and Human Head Studios' reboot of Prey should have been met with a ton of fanfare, but the PC problems and rushed

If I had to pick my least favorite video game genre, it would be fighting games. I cannot stand them in the least. I find them to be a crude blend of

Bandai Namco and Tarsier Studios' Little Nightmares has been out for a while now, but I've been having fun taking my time with this one, so kept pushing

Dead Cells just came out today on Early Access for Steam, and while we normally don't review a lot of titles before they come out, we decided to stroll

Drop down tactics games can be tricky. There's a lot of bad ones on the market and trying to parse out the solid from the sketchy can often burn you. I

Despite the wait, Red Thread Games and Deep Silver's console port of Dreamfall Chapters is definitely worth it. The game functions pretty well on PS4,

De Blob was originally released almost nine years ago on the Wii as one of the system's early puzzle platformers made by a third party. I didn't get a

After the game's content expansion DLC, The Only Traitor, tinyBuild's The Final Station is a perfect work in a genre of game that is pretty lacking in

When you get a puzzle game that makes you rethink the way you approach puzzles, it can be an awesome experience. My first impressions of seeing GNOG

Torn Banner Studios' Mirage: Arcane Warfare is the studio's first follow up to their cult hit Chivalry: Medieval Warfare that trades the previous game's

This morning, Nintendo announced that Mario Kart 8 Deluxe was the fastest selling Mario Kart game in the franchise's history, bringing in 459,000 packaged

Bitbox's medieval sandbox MMO Life Is Feudal has been in closed betas for a while now, but I finally feel like I've seen enough of the game to properly

tinyBuild's Mr. Shifty bills itself as being similar to Hotline Miami and it very much is. Several others have called it "Hotline Miami meets X-Men" and

Expeditions: Viking is a historically-themed RPG that starts you off as the leader of a bunch of Viking in the early 8th Century. You're playing at a

For an expansion pack, Fame and Strategy is alright. The biggest thing brought by the DLC were the fame and war council systems, rather than the actual

When you get a story that captures your interest and holds it, it becomes one of the best experiences you can have in gaming. Nothing else matters in the

For almost two decades now, game developers have been making knockoffs of Super Smash Bros. Nothing against the companies or what they're trying to do,

Renowned Explorers: International Society was a pretty cool adventure RPG that had you looking across the globe for new civilizations and treasure while

I can't find anything not to like about Dragon Quest Heroes II and believe me, I have tried. I'm a tough reviewer and I know that, I usually walk into

Skyforge is a F2P MMO that does offer a monthly subscription fee for people who just want to win faster than the rest of us. And it lets you literally

It isn't often that I experience a game that causes me anxiety and extra perspiration as I sit in a chair. Oh sure, there are games that cause me great

A few years ago, Sega released Poyu Poyu Tetris, mixing two puzzle games that have become beloved in different ways over the years into one game. For