Because of a buggy mess presented in a well known IP package, I cannot in good faith recommend Alien: Rogue Incursion, as it feels like a borderline slight to such a beloved franchise.

Tower of Mask is a gem of a game that brings the vibe of old-school dungeon crawlers with a little twist of modern combat set to the backdrop of a creepy dungeon with vague lore and plenty to explore.

It's not Life is Strange at its strongest, but Double Exposure offers us a catch-up session with Max Caulfield as an adult, and is a great story through and through.

If you were wondering what it'd be like if Call of Cthulhu and DOOM had a baby, this is basically it. And if you're a fan of boomer shooters, it's a no brainer.

Not only does the Silent Hill 2 remake hold up against its predecessor, it stands on its own as an incredibly rich experience as meaningful as the original.

It's just a solid game, and I loved it so much that I was sad to reach its end. I hope more get made!

The world needs more pixel horror B-games (positive), and Terror At Oakhart exemplifies why. Definite recommend for a good few hours of blood-soaked fun :)

Mouthwashing is a thought-provoking exercise in cause and effect, the weight of one's actions, and the banality of life from behind the lens of late stage capitalism.

A cozy and thoughtful story following a nosy maid who stumbles upon a mystery begging to be unraveled. Sophie is such a great character, and I dare you not to fall in love with Beth.

What I was originally expecting to be something akin to David Lynch's Blue Velvet ended up being something so much more visceral than I had ever imagined. Delivers on a tough cerebral experience.