The Pathless Review – Soaring to Great Heights
We’re in the somewhat awkward gaming stage where titles are commonly released on both the newest consoles and those that
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Author: Ian Goudelock
YesterMorrow Review – An Unfinished Adventure
I never delight in talking about a weak game. In fact, one of the best parts about writing at Noisy
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Hyrule Warriors: Age of Calamity Preview – Breath of the Warriors
Nintendo has been actively releasing demos of their games before they launch, if only to give us a taste of
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ScourgeBringer Review – Bring on the Scourge
To say there is an over-saturation of roguelite and roguelike games feel like a bit of an understatement at this
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Foregone Review – Not Just Any Soldier, A Super-Soldier
When I see a title that reminds me of another game, I admittedly start making assumptions. More of a good
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Ikenfell Review – Put a Retro Spell on Me
I’m a huge fan of tactical RPGs, but I totally understand how a newcomer to the genre may find their
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King of Eden Vol. 1 Review – Tis the Season
With everything happening in the world right now it may seem a bit risky to release a horror manga that
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Star Renegades Review – Dying in Multiple Dimensions
By design, roguelite games can be a bit intimidating. Throw in some RPG elements and various leveling progress, and you
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Windbound Review – Out in the Open Sea
On first glance, gamers might mistakenly take Windbound, by developer 5 Lives Studios, for a simple Zelda clone. The influence
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The Revenant Prince Review – A Strong Spirit Transcends Rules
RPGs have a tendency to reuse established mechanics, which is why I am always intrigued when developers create new systems
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Ary and the Secret of Seasons Preview – A Large Adventure no Matter the Weather
Recently, I was able to play a preview version of Ary and the Secret of Seasons by developer Fishing Cactus,
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