DAN HILLMAN
Braveland Trilogy Review
Are you tired of your village being raided? Do you like to stab people or magically drop flaming boulders on their head? If so The Braveland Trilogy might be for you. A well-executed, turn-based strategy game in the style of Heroes of Might and Magic that does everything correctly if not spectacularly.
Assault Android Cactus Review
If being surrounded, mobbed and torn to pieces by intelligent machines is your idea of a good time then Assault Android Cactus is just what you need. This intense single or multi-player shoot-em-up plays like a 1980s arcade game and keeps the pressure on until you prevail or fail.
Aground (PC) Review
Is your idea of a good time being stranded on a deserted island surrounded by hostile wildlife and of course mysterious human inhabitants with unknown agendas? If so Aground is for you. Aground is a progressive world builder with deceptively simple gameplay. Despite appearances, it isn’t just a building or crafting game. It has building, it has crafting but also throws in some RPG elements just to spice things up.
Riot: Civil Unrest
Time to fight the power or bash some heads; it’s your call. Play as the police or the angry mob in Leonard Menchiari’s Riot – Civil Unrest. An innovative simulation of several large scale historical civil disturbances provoked by a variety of groups and causes.
Bomber Crew (PC) Review
Are you a fan of aviation? Of history? Of watching cute cartoon people struggle against overwhelming odds and ultimately fail leading to their violent and untimely death? If so Rudder Duck’s Bomber Crew is just the thing to pass the time while you are waiting for Amazon to deliver that new bone saw you’ve been saving up for.
Swords & Soldiers Review (Nintendo Switch)
Today we are going to break out the poison darts and throwing axes for a bit of friendly skull-splitting with Swords&Soldiers for the Nintendo Switch a side-scrolling Real-time strategy game from Two Tribes’ and Ronimo Games.