Corpse Party is everything you want in a scary game. It’s mood and tone pull you in and never seem to let you go. The haunting story is one that’s guaranteed to make you cringe and explores some heavy themes and horrifying scenarios. While the game does show its age, the developers are like no-armed artists who have painted a fantastically frightening landscape with their … Continue reading Corpse Party Review
While it lacks the finesse needed in the genre, Alpha Polaris nails several key areas. They took one of nature’s most beautiful anomalies and added a dark presence to it. You’ll truly feel the isolation of living out in the tundra. Unfortunately, the developers seem like they tackled a larger project than they could handle, and the game focuses itself in all of the wrong … Continue reading Alpha Polaris: A Horror Adventure Game Review
Calvino Noir was a game I really couldn’t wait to play. Having grown up watching Turner Classic Movies, this was one of my highlights for the month. As the game progressed, I kept reassuring myself that it would pick up, and become a better experience. Sadly, it never did. The game’s challenge is unfair. Its mystery is spoon fed. Everything about this experience, besides the … Continue reading Calvino Noir Review
I fear my review won’t sway either side of the Hatred argument. Opponents will ignore that its level of violence is tame compared to other mainstream games, and supporters will buy it regardless of how mediocre the gameplay really is. There’s some impressive talent behind this new studio, and with some more polish and an engaging storyline, this game could’ve been something to please everyone. … Continue reading Hatred Review
Trevor Anderson's Personal Website 