Developer Giant Squid was born from members of the team that created 2012’s Journey. Giant Squid founder and Sword of […]
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Monster Train 2 Review – Engine Ingenuity – Gamerfang
“No two runs are the same” is an oft-spoken line in reference to roguelikes, and it has perhaps never been […]
And Roger Review – When Actions Speak Louder – Gamer fang
It’s tough to discuss And Roger without giving away its bittersweet plot. This emotional visual novel excels at telling its […]
FBC: Firebreak Review – Held Back By Red Tape – Gamer fang
FBC: Firebreak launched roughly two months ago to little fanfare and mixed reviews. At the time, I had written a […]
Madden NFL 26 Review – Not Ready For Primetime – Gamer fang
During each NFL offseason, front offices work to add the pieces necessary to field a better team than the year […]
Shadow Labyrinth Review – More Than You Can Chew – Gamerfang
Why did they make a Pac-Man Metroidvania? It’s an unavoidable question at the heart of Shadow Labyrinth, but one I […]
Blades of Fire Review – Arduous Adventure – Gamer fang
Blades of Fire developer MercurySteam has a fascinating trajectory. Amidst excellent releases in the Castlevania and Metroid franchises, MercurySteam interrupted […]
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Tactical Takedown Review – Splitting Up The Family – Gamerfang
The Turtles have a long history in video games, and the spectrum of quality for those projects is all over […]
Wuchang: Fallen Feathers Review – Facing A Familiar Demon – Gamer fang
The Soulslike subgenre is becoming oversaturated, so it’s difficult for new takes to stand out. Wuchang: Fallen Feathers doesn’t reach […]
Mafia: The Old Country Review – An Offer You Can Probably Refuse – Gamerfang
Mafia: The Old Country, on paper, contains a lot of promise for the series. It’s a return to linear form, […]