Slots & Daggers — clever snack, mobile feel, thin on PC Impressions note: These are my Slots & Daggers Impressions from a short take, not a scored review. Played on the current Steam PC build (Nov 5, 2025). If big updates land—PvP, leaderboards—I’ll revisit. Indie perspective: If you’ve got a soft spot for small, oddball…
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The Legacy Review — a rough but promising co-op survival horror Reviewed on PC.Score: 6.5/10 The Legacy ambitiously fuses punishing survival, Slavic folklore, and deep crafting. Its rough edges are easy to spot, yet there’s a distinct pulse to its design that keeps you invested in the cursed region of Svetlograd. Official Trailer Rumble may…
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Cozy is what cozy does in a voxel city builder full of charm Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 This Town to City review highlights how, as autumn nights draw in and temperatures drop, it’s exactly the kind of sandbox that lets you unwind—placing paths, lining streets with lamps, and watching a Mediterranean town bloom at your…
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Early Access survival-extraction with great visuals, clunky onboarding, and PvPvE pressure. Reviewed on PC.Score: 6/10 Lost Rift blends survival-crafting with PvPvE extraction runs. The world looks great and solo performance is strong—but onboarding, building flow, and basic QoL leave rough edges that newcomers will feel fast. Gameplay Video Join Our Newsletter Stay updated with the…
Ambitious Seas, Early Access Storms Reviewed on PC.Score: 6.5/10 Seafarer: The Ship Sim aims higher than most maritime sims. In our seafarer the ship sim review, you’ll find that it’s built in Unreal Engine 5 with WaveWorks 2.0 water simulation, and it chases the feel of real sea travel—serenity, danger, and the grind in between….
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O3 Hollow Descent — Sinister Sci-Fi Bullet-Hell Roguelike with Giger-Beksiński DNA Reviewed on PC.Score: 6.5/10 This O3 Hollow Descent preview explores the dark sci-fi roguelike shooter, which looks set to be a sharp addition to the genre when it lands on PC. It draws on H.R. Giger (Alien) and Zdzisław Beksiński—nightmarish visions of decay and…
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Battle of Rebels — Hands-On Impressions: A $40 Headache, Not a Shooter Reviewed on PC.Score: 2/10 I played Battle of Rebels yesterday and it’s a disaster: bugs, keys randomly stop working, constant glitches, and I spent more time tweaking than playing. At $39.99 on Steam/Nintendo eShop (and $34.99 on PlayStation), the value isn’t there. The…
Aztecs: The Last Sun — (Early Access, PC) Reviewed on PC.Score: 6/10 I’ve had this on my radar for a while, and I finally put proper time into it: about 4.5 hours of play plus a 1h30 ultrawide capture. For those looking for Aztecs: The Last Sun first impressions, this is not a scored review—just…
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Active Matter Early Access Review — Quantum Horror Meets Extraction Grind Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 Active Matter doesn’t coddle you. You’re trapped in a looping nightmare—an operative thrown again and again into quantum-unstable zones to harvest the namesake “active matter.” In this Active Matter review, you’ll discover that it’s an extraction shooter with a rare…
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ASKA review: a gorgeous Viking survival/colony sim with depth—but heavy grind and AI babysitting hold it back. Trailer, gameplay, and score 6.5/10.
Polar exploration, crew management, and cosmic dread meet in The Perilous North Reviewed on PC.Score: 8/10 The Perilous North brings the terror of polar exploration and survival in an exciting strategy RPG. The Perilous North is set during the golden age of polar exploration and is being created by a talented husband-and-wife development team. The…
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Impressions from 8.4 hours: bold visuals, noisy UI, and buggy—but fun with friends Reviewed on PC.Score: 6.5/10 What is skate.? On PC, skate. is EA & Full Circle’s free-to-play, always-online reboot set in San Vansterdam. This skate review highlights how it brings back physics-based Flick-It controls, supports cross-play/cross-progression, currently requires a controller on PC, and…
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First Impressions — Mars Attracts Reviewed on PC.Score: 7.5/10 I’ve spent half my life on city-builders and sims. The golden era for me runs from SimCity 2000 and SimCity 4 through Caesar III, Pharaoh, Zeus: Master of Olympus, Tropico, Anno 1404, Banished, and into modern staples like Cities: Skylines. Mars Attracts first impressions are influenced…
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Voidbreaker, the incredible roguelite shooter you probably aren’t playing Reviewed on PC.Score: 7/10 To bring something truly unique in a popular and heavily saturated genre like the FPS genre is no mean feat; in fact, it’s a rarity usually reserved for hugely experienced teams with sizeable budgets and the marketing clout to preach to the…
The showdown nobody saw coming in 2025’s unlikeliest rivalry In the crowded landscape of simulation games, few niches are as unlikely as drug-dealing sims. Drug Dealer Simulator 2 (DDS2), developed by Byterunners and published by Movie Games S.A., aimed to deliver a gritty, immersive follow-up to the cult hit original. But then came Schedule I—a…
