Author: Ellis Grant
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Review: Testament: The Order of High Human – A Journey for Genre Fans, but Not a Classic
Testament: The Order of High Human is a gritty first-person action RPG that blends swordplay, magic, and puzzle-solving in a sprawling fantasy world. While it doesn’t reinvent the genre, it offers enough charm and challenge to keep old-school RPG fans engaged. Think Dark Messiah more than Skyrim—rough edges and all.
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Review: Shift 87 – The Observation Horror Game That Gets Under Your Skin
In Shift 87, memory is your only defense. This observational horror game from Pixelsplit doesn’t chase you—it just waits for you to notice something is off.
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Preview: Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew Demo Preview – A Supernatural Tactics Voyage
Mimimi Games’ Shadow Gambit: The Cursed Crew is shaping up to be a unique entry in the real-time tactics genre. With spooky teal visuals and supernatural pirate flair, this demo shows it’s more than just an XCOM lookalike—it’s a swashbuckling strategy adventure of its own.
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Review: Golfie – Swinging Into the Roguelike Deckbuilder Scene
Explore Golfie, the innovative game that combines mini-golf precision with deckbuilding strategy. Discover how this unique hybrid offers a fresh take on both genres.
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Lost in Play Review – A Modern Classic in Point-and-Click Adventures
Lost in Play is a beautiful, modern adventure game that captures the spirit of childhood and the charm of classic point-and-clicks like Monkey Island and Discworld—all without saying a single word.
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Review: No Place Like Home – A Flawed Eco-friendly Cozy Game
A second take on No Place Like Home, the cozy post-apocalyptic farming sim. Ellis explores what makes this eco-conscious indie game quietly compelling—even if it’s not without flaws.