Altogether this is a solid adventure for fans of cosmic horror and top-down exploration.

Fool’s Theory, the studio behind this game, is currently at work remaking The Witcher, and based on what I’ve seen them do here, I can’t think of a better development team to take on such a project.

I’m thoroughly enjoying the chilled yet engaging world. The fusion of survival, RPG progression, and custom building provides an immersive experience worth exploring at your own pace.

Of Murder and Moonshine is a fast-paced, 2D twitch-shooter with well-crafted, pixel art levels to explore and shoot your way through.

It’s a game where I feel comfortable describing every element as “elegant,” and for puzzle or strategy fans, it’s a must-play. - The Overmatt

The Ramsey’s relentlessly friendly approach, from the cuteness of its characters to its forgiving mechanics, makes for an accessible all-ages platformer but not for hardcore challengers.

Get ready to button-smash your way through captivating environments peppered with (mostly) cute demons.

You could call it a “Castlecastlevaniavania,” so obvious is developer Ash Jackson’s love for its sources. I’ve had more fun with VonGarland Castle than anything I’ve reviewed in a long time.

The urge to find better equipment, alongside enjoyable combat, was enough to keep me playing. I’ve enjoyed what I’ve played so far and can’t wait to see how the game shapes up in the future.

Anyone looking for a rich adventure that evokes the feel of classic Chinese action films will find an adventure worthy of their time in Wandering Sword.