Mysteries are one of my favorite elements in storytelling, and that goes double for video games. Whether you look at […]
Author: Gamerfang
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 Review – Melancholy RPG Eminence – Gamer fang
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 drops you into its melancholy world with a refreshing lack of context. While the game is […]
Bionic Bay Review – Physics Trap – Gamer fang
Drawing on some of the best traditions of precision platformers and physics-based puzzle games, Bionic Bay is a surprising and […]
Revenge of the Savage Planet Review – Vengeance Worth Pursuing – Gamerfang
In 2020, Journey to the Savage Planet offered enticing exploration and inventive combat as you scoured an unaccommodating alien planet […]
Shinobi: Art of Vengeance Review – A Cut Above – Gamer fang
A long-dormant franchise often faces the challenge of either appealing to existing fans or trying to capture a new audience. […]
The Midnight Walk Review – A Late-Night Treat – Gamer fang
“Cozy” and “horror” seem like words with opposing definitions, but developer MoonHood Studio has repeatedly marketed its debut game, The […]
Is This Seat Taken? Review – Good Sit – Gamerfang
There’s nothing I value more in a game than focus – a game with a clear vision that knows exactly […]
Metal Gear Solid Delta: Snake Eater Review – No Going Back – Gamerfang
Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater is a PlayStation 2 classic in a way not many games from that era […]
Doom: The Dark Ages Review – Believe In The Shield – Gamerfang
As a pioneer of the first-person shooter genre, Doom laid the foundation for its contemporaries but has also never rested […]
Drag x Drive Review – Functional, But Shallow – Gamer fang
Getting your hands on Drag x Drive for the first time, the instinct is to make fun of its absurd […]