Dragon Is Dead Review – I’m Still Alive
That’s right, another side-scrolling hack-and-slasher. But there’s always room for these, right? Especially when they’re as well done as Dragon Is Dead, a gem of a title from the [...]
Mandragora: Whispers of the Witch Tree Review – Restrained
These days, if you want your game to stand out, you need to have some sort of hook. Some sort of compelling reason to keep coming back for more. [...]
Revenge of the Savage Planet Review – Worthy Exploration
When Journey to the Savage Planet came along five years ago, it shattered expectations. Many were expecting it to be a neat little indie hit. But its popularity soon [...]
Gestalt: Steam & Cinder Review – Letting Off Some Steam(punk)
If we’ve learned anything about the Metroidvania genre, there’s always room for one more. Always. This can be the case even if you’ve found the perfect game, like Symphony [...]
Grime Review – Unclean In a Good Way
The way that indie developers are embracing the Metroidvania approach is really something. Drinkbox Studios somehow integrated a Luchador theme into the whimsical (and entertaining) Guacamelee! games; Hollow Knight and [...]
Trinity Fusion Review — Multiversin’
It’s not enough that you have to save one world in Angry Mob Games’ Trinity Fusion. You have to save three. With three civilizations crumbling on their own separate terms [...]
Cookie Cutter Review – The Sweet Spot
The Metroidvania genre has come a long way over the past few years, with the likes of Hollow Knight and Dead Cells shooting it into the stratosphere. But it’s awesome [...]