Tag: Hack and Slash
Hades II Review
Sequels are rarely easy—especially when they follow something as widely celebrated as Hades. Supergiant Games didn’t just create a hit with the original; it...
Eko and the Bewitched Lands Review
A charming yet punishing roguelike adventure, Eko and the Bewitched Lands blends fast-paced combat with clever exploration, delivering a rewarding experience built on experimentation, skill, and repeated failure.
Hero Siege Review
Hero Siege is a rare kind of ARPG: a decade-spanning experiment that has rebuilt itself so many times it now feels less like a single game and more like a living, evolving platform for loot-driven chaos.
Legacy of Kain: Heart of Darkness Collection Review
A powerful dual collection that pairs nostalgic remastering with bold reinvention, the Heart of Darkness Collection delivers a definitive way to experience the Legacy of Kain universe—though uneven pacing across both titles keeps it just shy of perfection.
Samael: The Legacy of Ophiuchus Review
A visually striking mythological action-adventure that explores moral duality and divine authority, Samael: The Legacy of Ophiuchus shines brightest in its atmosphere and ambition—though its execution occasionally struggles to match its celestial ideas.
Etrange Overlord Review
A wildly inventive action RPG that turns chaos into a core mechanic, delivering thrilling combat even if it occasionally overwhelms.
Vanishing Starlight Review
A bold, mechanically inventive Metroidvania that blends myth and cyberpunk into something genuinely distinctive—demanding, atmospheric, and unafraid to challenge both genre conventions and the player.
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate Gold Edition Review
A fast, chaotic and content-rich roguelike brawler that captures the spirit of the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, with co-op energy and expanded character variety making the Gold Edition the most complete way to play.
The Legacy of Griselda Review
A moody, intimate dark fantasy with weighty combat and strong atmosphere. Limited in scope, but sincere and emotionally grounded.
Crimson Desert Review
Crimson Desert is at its best when it lets go of structure entirely—trading rigid RPG systems for player-driven chaos, where every fight, climb, and detour feels like a story you authored rather than one you followed.
