Corruption 2029 Indie Video Game Review
Corruption 2029 shares a lot in common with Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden and even if it never reaches the same level as its predecessor it still is a highly entertaining tactical strategy game.
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Author: Eric Mortensen
Fast Golf Card Game Review and Rules
Fast Golf is a fast and simple card game that is occasionally enjoyable but frustrating due to it high reliance on luck and lack of realism.
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Knit Wit Board Game Review and Rules
Combining a knitting theme with a word game should not have worked but Knit Wit succeeds at being a fun twist on your typical Scattergories gameplay.
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Sky Cannoneer Indie Video Game Review
Sky Cannoneer strives to pay homage to a classic video game and succeeds for the most part by creating a unique tower defense experience that fans of the genre should really enjoy.
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BoardGameGeek The Card Game Review and Rules
BoardGameGeek The Card Game may not be the most original game, but it is an interesting take on your traditional set collecting game.
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Darksiders: Genesis Video Game Review
Darksiders: Genesis may be a pretty big change from the franchise’s typical gameplay but the changes lead to a fun co-op hack ‘n slash experience.
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Darksburg Indie Video Game Preview
Darksburg is a fun little team based hack ‘n slash game with a lot of character and a good framework that feels like it was released a little early.
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The Price Is Right Board Game Review and Rules
The Price Is Right does a good job replicating the gameshow even though some poor design choices and the fact that it is outdated has lead to a game that is basically a simple guessing game.
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Luna The Shadow Dust Indie Video Game Review
Luna The Shadow Dust may be on the shorter and easier side but it weaves an engaging tale filled with clever puzzles that fans of the genre should love.
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Heads Up! Party Game Review and Rules
The Heads Up! Party Game brings together some classic party games that fans may enjoy even if it doesn’t really bring anything new to the table.
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