Cheap Game Review: Hard Time
You may have noticed (though, probably not) that I’ve been gone a while. While I was rotting away on a Soviet-era bunk in the middle […]
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Cheap Game Review: The Final Take
I am not a fan of jump scares. Jump scares are the refuge of the unimaginative. They are Vine fodder. They are the stuff […]
Cheap Game Review: My Lady
In my constant search for the perfect cheap game, I stumbled across this little gem. My Lady promised to be a short story about romance […]
Cheap Game Review: Tank Battle 1944
A word of warning…this review is boring. It’s sort of like Tank Battle 1944, actually. See, this game starts out promising, and then the shtick […]
Cheap Game Review: Risky Rescue
Gather ’round, children, for a tale of disappointment and woe. Every once in a while, you play a game that is so bad that […]
Cheap Game Review: A Boy and His Blob
Ah. If there is anything I like, it’s a loving remake of a childhood classic. No, really! If you’re my age (34) or thereabouts, […]
Cheap Game Review: Punch Club
First things first. Punch Club is awesome. Now that I have established my impartiality, let’s talk about why. Punch Club is a loving pastiche […]
Cheap Game Review: Infinitrap
When was the last time you started up a game and saw a personal message from the programmer thanking you for buying and playing his […]
Cheap Game Review: ‘Reveal The Deep’
Reveal the Deep is advertised as a short, atmospheric, no-hud, non-combat exploration game. Sounds good! I mean, check out this icon! And its like $.50 […]
Cheap Game Review: The Rivers of Alice
When I first saw The Rivers of Alice, I was not expecting the experience I’ve lived over the last week. See, I was expecting a […]
Cheap Game Review: Albert and Otto
You will fail at Albert and Otto. But you will still find yourself strangely compelled to play more…
Cheap Game Review: Murder
I came across Murder in the Steam Store and was instantly drawn to its graphics, theme, and the premise of a tight 30-minute point-and-click adventure. My […]
Cheap Game Review: Awe
The first of an ongoing series of casual reviews of smaller independent games. Up first, a game reminiscent of Katamari Damacy now available on Steam.
