Spun off from the anime/manga of the same name, Infinite Combate offers a dungeon crawling grind with a simple/rough combat system. It’s fun for fans, but might be tough to play otherwise. 6/10
Month: August 2020
bookmark_borderThe Line (2020) Review
The Line is a tricky puzzle game with a Snake-like twist. I ran into a few small bugs that I think will be patched soon, but otherwise the game is a rather fun and unique concept. 6/10
bookmark_borderGogoo (2020) Review
Gogoo is a difficult and slippery platformer where each jump needs to be perfectly timed and aimed. It feels like it’s difficult mostly due to controls rather than gameplay. 4/10
bookmark_borderWarriors of the Nile (2020) Review
Warriors of the Nile is a turn-based tile-based strategy where you control a party of three heroes and upgrade them after each battle. It’s fun and definitely something I want to come back to. 7/10
bookmark_borderSpooky Chase (2020) Review
PR: Spooky Chase is an arcade platformer with (thankfully) short levels where you compete against your past movements. It’s difficult but interesting, and requires a lot of forethought. 6/10
bookmark_borderDungeon Throne (2020) Review
PR: Dungeon Throne is rather simple and could use more layout variation, but it offers a fun platforming challenge as you magic your way through procedurally generated dungeons. 7/10
bookmark_borderFae Tactics (2020) Review
Fae Tactics is a turn-based strategy featuring Peony and her pet bird/dog as they travel through a dangerous world. The pixel art is beautiful, and combat definitely requires some planning. 7/10
bookmark_borderDestropolis (2020) Review
Destropolis is a top-down survival shooter with a minimalist art style and plenty of weapons/items to keep you entertained. It gets tricky later on, but it’s a blast and features online scores. 7/10
bookmark_borderPicture Perfect (2019) Review
Picture Perfect is a fetish visual novel about a dad making sexual advances towards his three daughters, complete with NSFW content. I’d consider that as far from picture perfect as you can get. 1/10
bookmark_borderThe Machine’s Garden (2020) Review
The Machine’s Garden is a series of path finding puzzles, each trickier than the last. The atmosphere reduces the stress of these puzzles, and you unlock short “journal” entries as you go. 7/10