Shooting Almost Straight
HIGH Getting a grappling hook during a train level.
LOW A big emphasis on unnecessary RPG elements.
WTF Seeing trash mobs materialize right before my eyes.
Necromunda: Hired Gun Review
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The Match Of Your Life
HIGH Winning the first match! Then the second and then…
LOW Winning the tenth match. And the eleventh…
WTF Not being able to have any kind of relationship with the players.
Insurmountable Video Review
Majestic
HIGH The wonderfully calm atmosphere.
LOW There are a lot of repeat events.
WTF Why is this man wearing a bear skin serving me stew?
The Magnificent Trufflepigs Review
Magnificent Disillusion
HIGH Metal detecting is strangely satisfying.
LOW The plot is far lower stakes than advertised.
WTF The walkie talkie seems to recharge itself.
Blood Bowl 3 Preview
Asking players to buy a new Blood Bowl is always a tough proposition.
Mighty Goose Review
Running, Gunning and Goosing!
HIGH Hopping in a vehicle for extra firepower.
LOW The dodge button not being adjacent to the fire button.
WTF It’s convenient that the goose’s name is Goose.
SaGa Frontier Remastered Review
HIGH Finally figuring out how to find new members for the team.
LOW Being wiped out in random encounters.
WTF Having to read a short story in the ‘story’ tab instead of seeing it play out.
Out Of Line Interview
After sinking my teeth into the preview for Out of Line, Nerd Monkey’s newest 2D puzzle-platformer, I was captivated by the art style, intrigued by the story, and challenged by the gameplay. Since then, I was fortunate enough to virtually sit down with Lead Art Designer Francisco Santos to get the inside scoop on the game’s development process.
The Hand of Merlin Preview Video
TRANSCRIPT: Hi everyone! Eugene Sax here with another Preview from GameCritics.com. The Hand of Merlin is a roguelike turn based tactics game that takes Arthurian legend and throws it up against cosmic horror. Mortal heroes must take up the quest where King Arthur failed: take the holy grail to Jerusalem […]
Interview With Glen Pawley On Star Dynasties
When it comes to sci-fi settings that stretch beyond the stars, it feels like the stories too often land on a spectrum between Star Trek’s pristine bureaucracy of benevolent space colonialism and the mythopoetic swashbuckling of benevolent space colonialism in Star Wars. Star Dynasties, the latest grand strategy from Iceberg Interactive and Pawley Games, tries to have it both ways by using a galaxy-shaping disaster as the excuse to dive headfirst into the administrivia of intergalactic feudalism, texturing its space colonialism with a tangled web of shadows and political intrigue.
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