Review: Tank Warfare: Tunisia 1943
This game is best described as a real-time strategy tactical battalion level combat simulation. It is the latest game from developer Graviteam, a software company based out of the Ukraine, and was released to the public May 1st, 2017. They are known for developing a variety of war-games with a goal to be as realistic […]
Review – Alwa’s Awakening
Alwa’s Awakening is an 8-bit platforming adventure. It’s an amazing throw back to the NES days and that’s what they boast. Here is a quote directly from the site without spoilers: An evil power plagues the people and it’s up to you to set them free. You must travel to the land of Alwa and […]
Review – Imprint-X
Imprint-X is an affordable puzzle game that may very well make you break your mouse, but that could be a good thing. The quick story behind Imprint-X is that you are a hacker clone and nano bots which are called Wardens. These Wardens are getting into people’s brains and enslaving them. You have to hack […]
Early Access Review – Windscape (PC)
Windscape is an open world RPG build from one man, Dennis Witte. Dennis is a one man workhorse in his studio Magic Sandbox. This game has been in development for about a year and a half, and damn it is pretty impressive. I wasn’t to sure what to think of Windscape when doing some quick […]
Dungeon Punks PC Review
I recently got my hands on Dungeon Punks for the PC. I’ve always been a huge fan of brawlers since the days of Battletoads and Double Dragon, needless to say I was pretty excited to see what this game was about. First thing I noticed when I fired the game up was the bright, beautiful, […]
Monsters and Monocles Early Access Review
Monsters and Monocles is currently available on Steam. It is still in ‘Early Access’, which means that it is not in its final form and not an official release. There will be updates, patches, and features added as soon as you finish reading this article. Monsters and Monocles is a hyper, top down ‘twin stick’ […]
