
Nice Day For Fishing Review
It’s about time someone took the fishing from RPGs and made it into an entire game


Revenge of the Savage Planet Review
Fired from work AND stranded on an alien planet? It can’t be that bad, can it?

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33’s Biggest Area to Improve: Accessibility
Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 is one of the best games I have ever played. Period. And because I truly believe it is a must-play title, I want Expedition 33 to be accessible to as many players as possible. It’s the kind of experience no one should have to miss - so let’s talk about the game’s accessibility and how this or future titles could possibly improve.
The First BerserkeR: Khazan TLDR Battle Card Review
The First Berserker: Khazan is more Niohlike than true Soulslike - almost to the point of being derivative. At its very best, that stands as a flattering comparison - evoking that tight, snappy gameplay feel that many games fail to recreate. But at its lowest points, it leaves me wanting more - and here’s why.



MACROSS -Shooting Insight- Review
Jason played an anime game??? Well….kind of, sort of. He did enjoy this SHMUP.

Odinfall Early Access Impressions
Who ordered the Viking-themed, twin-stick shooter featuring robotic Norse gods?

Nobody Nowhere: TLDR Battle Card Review
Nobody Nowhere is a tightly paced, 2D side scrolling narrative adventure that sits somewhere in the realm of point-and-clicks and visual novels. Following the story of a newly awakened Replicant, made as a part of a program to create vessels for transferring human consciousness and cheating mortality, Nobody Nowhere hits hard and fast with a memorable plot that makes great use of its 3 hour runtime.

Nobody Nowhere Review
Every once in a while, you trip over a game that totally skipped your radar and it turns out to be exactly what you were looking for. Call it luck, call it kismet, call it whatever you like – but that’s what happened for me with Nobody Nowhere. Find out if this hidden indie gem of 2025 is one that should be on your list too.



Warden’s Will Review
Can this roguelite, movement shooter capture the gameplay of Returnal and Risk of Rain 2 or is it just a poor copy?

Jotunnslayer: Hordes of Hel Early Access Impressions
With the Norse Gods by your side, surviving the Hordes of Hel should be a breeze.

Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist TLDR Battle Card Review
Ender Magnolia is one of best new games kicking off 2025. As a sequel, it succeeds in most every way of refining what made the first game great with one or two small caveats. With unforgettable art & music and a world that's a joy to explore, this is a Metroidvania to pay attention to.


Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist Review
As a sequel to one of my favorite indies of all time, Ender Magnolia: Bloom in the Mist came with the potential to be something truly special for me. With that in mind, you can find more dispassionate and technical reviews of Ender Magnolia out on the wide web somewhere. But if you want a personal account of what it was like for one enamored nerd to play this game? You will find that here.

