Kill Knight Review
Of Blood and Flesh...Once a loyal knight, betrayed, and banished to the Abyss. A desecrated corpse inside reanimated armor. You rise to an eternal death. Branded KILL KNIGHT, you have one purpose - KILL THE LAST ANGEL.It doesn't get simpler than this.You are a knight. You kill. Do you really need anything else?Anything beyond the abyss is inconsequential. Your purpose is here and now. Where many games stumble and fall, this game stands up and delivers.Where others adorn themselves in placations and decorations, it remains unfettered.You won't find insane graphics here, nor cosmetics, nor dull filler.Your purpose is clearKill.
Dungeons of Sundaria Review
I have to admit, I was surprised by Dungeons of Sundaria. I was expecting a janky game in the style of Dungeons & Dragons : Dark Alliance, but what I got was something weirdly unique and addicting. It's a dungeon crawler that can be played either solo or co-op. At the start of the game you create your character, choose a race and class (Cleric, Champion, Mage, Ranger or Rogue) and you're immediately thrown into a town with a small tutorial on what all the NPCs do. You've got your basics like a potion seller, blacksmith, innkeeper etc. and some less
Moonlighter Review
A merchant by day, a hero by night. Moonlighter, developed by Digital Sun, is an action RPG with rouge-lite elements that lets you play as young merchant Will, who has to run his store by day. But at night he fulfills his dreams of becoming a hero by venturing into ever-changing mysterious dungeons, slaying monsters, and bringing back valuable loot to put on display when he has to open the store again in the morning.The Moonlighter is the name of the store that our main character inherits and has to run. But more than shopkeeping, Will is interested in a set
Undead Horde 2: Necropolis Review
There are worse things in life than working for Death itself, as you will be doing in Undead Horde 2: Necropolis. Stepping into the rotten shoes of the Undead King, you will raise minions from the dead and command them against the hordes of the despicable and untrustworthy living beings, from humans to elves. We all know the living can’t be trusted, so it’s time to rebuild the Necropolis back from the ashes and rule the land in this action RPG with a hint of real-time strategy. It’s as if Dungeon Keeper and Overlord had an evil and vengeance-prone baby, and
Foregone Review
It’s easy to lose Foregone in the multitudinous examples of pixelated Metroidvania games. On paper, there isn’t much that separates it from the norm. In spite of the standard formula, Foregone carves out its own identity through an excellent gameplay loop, fluid animations and complimentary sound design. Also, the game has gun nunchucks – aptly named gunchucks – what else do I need to tell you.The introductory level is pretty standard, with simple tutorials for jumping, attacking, dodging, hidden areas, and the like. Before long, you’ll enter a town that acts as the hub world. Located within this hub are various