Author - Alicia Clayton

Aethermancer is one of those games that sound better on paper than they initially feel in your hands. “Monster taming meets roguelite” the...

There are cozy city builders, and then there is Town to City. On paper it looks familiar: build houses, keep your citizens happy, expand your town. But after a...

Reviewing Gray Zone Warfare after a few days feels a bit like writing a diary entry from military service. The game wants you to immerse yourself in Lamang...

I had high hopes. Not the “this will change my life” kind, but more like “hey, maybe I’ve finally found a new co-op shooter to grind with friends without...

I’ve played enough rogue-lites to know when a game wants to hurt me. You die, you learn, you swear, you try again — that’s the genre in a nutshell. But Lost...

I didn’t expect to feel this kind of fear from a game released almost two decades ago. But here I am, sitting in front of my Xbox, sweating over a pack of dogs...

You know a game has something when you sit down “just to test it” and suddenly it’s dark outside and your coffee’s gone cold. Cubic Odyssey is one of...

I didn’t expect to fall in love with Kaiserpunk. I’ve played enough city-builders and grand strategy games to know when a game is trying too hard, or not...

Night is Coming is a survival game where you build and protect a village against waves of monsters inspired by Slavic folklore. During the day, you gather...