Reviews

The Banner Saga may be a joy to look at, but it can be a bit of a hassle to actually play due to a less than ideal UI and a suboptimal saving system. But considering this is Stoic Studio's debut project, it's still very much entertaining and worth experiencing.

Even die-hard Dragon Age fans might find this slog of an experience hard to enjoy. With brutal monetization and ridiculous "energy-based" actions, you'll barely be able to play, even if you decide you do want to suffer through it's middling gameplay.

Galaxy Run is nice looking, easy to pick up, and quite fun, for a time. It isn't going to revolutionize anything any time soon, but does it really need to?

A multi-platform action-RPG from a studio whose primary experience lies with mobile games, The Dark Eye: Demonicon is predictably rough around the edges, but it can be enjoyable in a quaint sort of way.

Spiderweb Software's latest offering, Avadon 2: The Corruption, doesn't stray too far from its predecessor. Which unfortunately means it falls short of Spiderweb's Avernum and Gengeforge series. But if you're someone who enjoyed the first Avadon title, chances are you'll like this one as well.

A fitting if predictable conclusion for Dishonored, The Brigmore Witches offers some really nice missions, but its limited scope makes it a bite-sized appetizer for Dishonored 2 more than anything else.