Sprawl Zero is the prequel to a game that’s on my wishlist but that I haven’t gotten around to yet, […]
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Lootbane (demo) – meh
Lootbane is a semi-auto-battler. You choose between different paths, gear up, stat up, and gather a few followers; then once […]
Undertaker (demo) – we have Tainted Grail at home
Undertaker got on my radar by way of a Splattercat video, in which he called it single-player Hunt: Showdown. Having […]
Fight-Quest (demo) – Bare-Knuckled Gnome Massacre Simulator
Fight-Quest is a first-person brawler. With fisticuffs. Versus gnomes. And it’s glorious. After I got past the demo’s short […]
Grail (demo) – is “semi-auto-battler” a genre?
This one is a bit different, and not because you’re playing a rat in a French Musketeer outfit. Part of […]
So I “played” Tower Wizard
Tower Wizard’s Steam page describes it as an “incremental” game, which is defined by Wikipedia thusly: An incremental game is […]
F1: The Movie (2025) – low octane
F1: The Movie was released last summer with a lot of marketing hype and high-profile reviews – I seem to […]
I Am Future – starvation is not cozy
I’ve gotten some pleasure out of a couple of tinyBuild’s games, namely Streets of Rogue and Drill Core, and I’ve […]
Transience, a cyber-noir stealth shooter
Transience is a game that released earlier this month, developed by YouTube shooter enthusiast Bigfry and a small team over […]
Nice Day for Fishing – Fishing Minigame: The Game
So, how best to describe Nice Day for Fishing? I guess I have to start with Viva La Dirt League, […]
Ray of Infamy 