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The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit Review (PC Game, 2018)

The Awesome Adventures of Captain Spirit is a free standalone game in the Life is Strange universe. You play as Chris, a young boy who wants to be a superhero. He lives with his father, a grieving alcoholic with rage issues. The pair are spending their first Christmas together without Chris' mother,

Orwell Review (Game, 2016)

Orwell is a point and click adventure game about the future of government surveillance. In the near future (2017, to be exact), The Nation has instituted a series of policies to reduce criminal activity. Surveillance cameras cover every inch of public space and potential offenders are treated as aggressively as

The Park Review (PC Game, 2015)

My Best of 2015 lists are going to start next week, so I want to squeeze in a few reviews or posts about some less-known or less-recognized media before I get down to the nitty gritty. The Park is an immersive horror/adventure game in that "walking simulator"

Neverending Nightmares Review (Game, 2014)

Neverending Nightmares is an interesting experiment in horror games. Developer Matt Gilgenbach takes his experience with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder and Depression and turns it into a looping game, exploring variations of the same world over and over until some form of reality is established. What still draws me to this

Doctor Who: The Adventure Games Review (PC)

Let's call Doctor Who: The Adventure Games my biggest surprise of 2014 so far. I knew the game existed and was always tempted to purchase it. I'm a big Doctor Who fan and that's justified a lot of shopping my life so far. But

Spoiler Alert Review

My review of Spoiler Alert just went up today at GIZORAMA. If the title sounds familiar, I wrote about the first game trailer a few months ago. It is a PC platformer played in reverse and it's really clever. Read the full review.

Pretentious Game Review (PC)

I don't know what to tell you. I really wanted to like this game. I played the original browser game forever ago and jumped on the opportunity to review the full release. I wish it was as good as the original game. Full review at GIZORAMA.

Electronic Super Joy: Groove City Review

My new review is up over at GIZORAMA. It's the mini-sequel to Electronic Super Joy, one of the most entertaining and frustrating games I've ever played all the way through. The sequel is actually harder, but the significantly shorter length makes it a whole lot more

Infested Planet Review

My review of Infested Planet went up today at GIZORAMA. I really liked the game. I normally can't handle RTS games (do you count tower defense as RTS? I'm a tower defense guru), but Infested Planet has some great usability mechanics that make it playable even