The Plucky Squire has an incredible premise that feels underutilized by its small final product.
Momodora: Moonlit Farewell Review
Momodora: Moonlit Farewell revels in embodying non-linear platforming fundamentals.
Shovel Knight: Plague of Shadows Review
Plague of Shadows is by far the most disposable of Shovel Knight: Treasure Trove’s single-player content.
While Waiting Review
While Waiting is fearless, unafraid to challenge with the unorthodox, to be uneventful for long periods, and to believe its audience will like it.
Tails of Iron II: Whiskers of Winter Review
Tails of Iron II is a brutal combat videogame similar to its predecessor, perhaps to a fault.
En Garde! Review
En Garde! is fun while it lasts, which is not long at all.
Nine Sols Review
Nine Sols’ incredibly tough and scrupulously fair combat offsets any misgivings I may have about its long-winded dialog and overreliance on certain mechanics.
MythForce Review
MythForce’s incredible aesthetics and combat systems are let down by a drought of places in which the team can explore and fight.
Wavetale Review
Wavetale is a great example of style winning over substance.
Wild Bastards Review
As a space western shooter with randomly generated campaigns, Wild Bastards is greater than the sum of its parts, though not by much.