Brendan Dick

I measured my heartrate while playing Wingspan: 58 bpm. I can pretty much guarantee I've never had a more relaxing gaming experience.

Eastern Exorcist reminds me of a 2-D, side-scrolling Sekiro (except rooted in Chinese folklore). The game is defined by intuitive, fluid controls and an absurdly steep difficulty curve.

I'm late to the party. But, in the spirit of CD Projekt Red (CDPR), I had to delay this review for a couple of weeks.

Two words come to mind: playability and replayability. Get-A-Grip Chip is a cute and simplistic platformer from Redstart Interactive with a ton of heart. Perhaps more important than its charm is the its execution. The smooth controls and clever design make it so that you can dump hours into this game before even noticing. Unfortunately, if you do exactly that, you'll get to the end a bit quicker than you'd ever want to.

It's Christmas Eve. If ever there was a fitting day to play a game based around a crafting workshop, this is it.

Slay the Spire. There, I said it. It's nearly impossible to talk about Neoverse (or any roguelike deck builder) without mentioning the cream of the crop.

Runner Duck must be one of those Indie studios that delights in stressing out their player base.