Battlestar Galactica: Scattered Hopes is the BSG game that fans have quietly been waiting for since FTL proved the licence was always destined to live in a roguelite. Developer Alt Shift — the team behind Crying Suns — and publisher Dotemu have delivered a survival…

Legionbound, the retro autobattler RPG from solo developer Spicy Garlic Games, is one of those rare $10 games that has no business being this good. Combining party-based RPG mechanics with modern autobattler combat and a solid roguelite progression layer, Legionbound hit 30,000 players in its…

INDUSTRIA 2 Review: Is This Narrative FPS Worth Playing on PC? Our INDUSTRIA 2 review covers Bleakmill’s follow-up to their atmospheric 2021 indie FPS — a narrative-driven sequel that arrives with a stronger story, a sharper sense of dread, and unfortunately a launch state rough…

Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 Review: Is It Worth Watching? Our Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 review comes from a group of longtime fans of the original Netflix run — and we’re happy to report that this season is a genuinely significant step up from…

Mortal Kombat II Review: Is the 2026 Sequel Worth Seeing? Our Mortal Kombat II review comes from a group of lifelong MK fans who gave the 2021 original a 5 out of 10 and meant it. We saw the talent and the vision buried under…

Every so often a game launches in Early Access and immediately eclipses the expectations the genre has trained us to have. Far Far West, from eight-person studio Evil Raptor and published by Fireshine Games, is one of those games. In a crowded PvE co-op shooter…

Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord Review: Is It the Best Star Wars Show Yet? Our Star Wars: Maul – Shadow Lord review comes on May the 4th, which feels appropriate — because this show gave us the best Star Wars gift we’ve received in…

There is a very specific kind of small game that comes along every now and then — cheap, weird, made by one person, inexplicably compelling — and STICKER/BALL from solo developer Bilge and publisher Future Friends Games is exactly that. It’s a pool game. It’s…

The killing game genre has a problem. Since Danganronpa carved out its niche, countless spiritual successors have tried and largely failed to capture what made those games special — usually because they borrowed the aesthetic without understanding the soul underneath it. Kumitantei: Old-School Slaughter, the…

Bus simulators have always occupied a peculiar corner of gaming — too niche for the mainstream, too committed to their subject matter to be dismissed as a joke. Bus Bound, from Austrian developer stillalive studios and published by Saber Interactive, represents the genre’s most polished…