Reviews

Darkest Dungeon knows just what it wants to be: an oppressive, difficult, but ultimately fantastic rendition of what dungeon delving would really do to a person. Psychological and tactical at the same time, Darkest Dungeon is a true gem.

Maybe Disney's Alladin for the Genesis doesn't quite hold up to the childhood memories of it, but it's also still pretty slick, very good to look at for the time, and overall enjoyable. Worth playing for those nostalgic for A Whole Old World.

Overwatch's Halloween Terror is the right kind of online event/update. The fantastic new game mode and theming really gets us in the spooky spirit, and the new skins are some of the best in the game. Truly, a spectral sight to behold!

Day of the Tentacle: Remastered is a blast from the past, but one which doesn't quite hold up perfectly. It is still a zany, enjoyable story, but the dated graphics and gameplay does hold it back, even despite the remaster.

Paladins is a fantastic FPS hero shooter. Tense, competitive, fantastic to play, and fun to explore, there is little reason not to give this free-to-play title a look when it launches.

An overall great expansion, Destiny: Rise of Iron is all good except for the grind. And, given that it is an expansion of Destiny, that shouldn't be too much of a surprise. Aside from that, Rise of Iron is Destiny at its best.

A fantastic adaptation of an old, tabletop classic, The Warlock fo Firetop Mountain is a great game digitally, as well. The game plays fast, looks beautiful, and is so replayable it borders on addictive.

Not unplayable by any means, Line of Sight still leaves something to be desired. Slightly faulty production values and samey gameplay certainly don't help this game stand out amongst many other military shooters, and so one hopes it will improve before it leaves Beta.