Some people use point scales to score games. Others use letters. My review system is simpler: Would a game make sense alongside the “Guys will see this and just think
I just finished up playing Caravan Sandwitch, a sci-fi sandbox game released a few weeks ago, and let me tell you: I have not been this pleasantly surprised in a
Several of us at Aftermath are fans of building games that just let you build, without all the rules and fail states of other city-builders. (Though we like those too,
I spent nearly the entire weekend playing Wild Bastards, a roguelike first-person shooter with some strategic elements sprinkled in. I had other things to do, and other things I had
Around Aftermath’s launch, I wrote about climbing game Jusant and lamented that, as much as I liked it, it wasn’t quite my ideal climbing game. In the comments,
2019’s Wilmot’s Warehouse was one of my favorite games of that year, an indie puzzle game where you make up, and then get screwed by, how to categorize
One of the first blogs I ever wrote for this website was about Total War: Pharaoh, and how the underbaked and hugely disappointing release had pushed me to the very
Back in June I played the demo for One Btn Bosses, a game where your only weapon against a series of bosses is a single button that moves your character.
