Andrew Brown

Battle Chef Brigade Review

By combining action and puzzles to represent a cooking competition, Battle Chef Brigade has shines of genius.

Everhood is an enticing prospect for music videogame fans looking for something new and unusual.

Undermine won’t convince the unconverted but is a solid, if familiar, experience for procgen dungeon crawler fans.

Hades is the perfect genre entrypoint for newcomers and a satisfying experience for veterans.

Halloween Forever is a whimsical and spooky throwback to 8-bit platformers, complete with the era’s difficult design decisions.

Players who revel in playing and re-playing a platformer to master its intricacies will get the most out of Cyber Shadow.

Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game is an imaginative beat ’em up that’s only fun after a four hour grind.

Secret of Mana is a grind and a frustration and a bore.

Red Colony shows the promise of an inexpensive Resident Evil homage, but that promise is broken by its juvenile sensibilities.

What Remains of Edith Finch is a ludocinematic experience adventure videogame fans shouldn’t miss.