Category: Game Reviews

Some games live on far beyond their initial release. They become the fabric of the gaming world, loaning out parts of themselves become the new bedrock of the gaming world.…

This article is an in-depth review of the top-down strategy game The Escapists. The mobile edition is a part of the critically-acclaimed PC version that launched in 2015. This The…

There’s something deeply unsettling about playing a game as a child. The sense of helplessness is just unnerving. This is the feeling created by a game like Lucius, which puts…

Broken Sword: Shadow of the Templars is the first in a series of point-and-click adventure games that came out in 1995. The game was a huge success that eventually spawned…

From the developer of the popular game Psyconauts comes The Cave, a witty, side-scrolling platformer puzzle game filled with time travel and dark humor. The player must choose three of seven available characters…

What makes a game a game? Do you need a story? A main character? A living world? How much can you strip away from a game, and still have fun?…

Hearthstone is a collectible card game designed around the popular Warcraft gaming universe. It takes on a slightly different genre from the real-time strategy and role-playing elements of past games…

The Last Door is a point-and-click adventure game inspired by classic horror novelists such as H.P. Lovecraft and Edgar Allan Poe. A successfully crowdfunded game, the first episode of The…

The point and click adventure genre is slowly but surely making a comeback, largely thanks to smartphones. While the genre was always well-known for its story telling, it went to…

What happens when you re-release a classic? Mobile phones have provided a fantastic platform for bringing back some of the best games of the past, but not all of them…