Andrew Brown

Dredge – The Pale Reach Review

The Pale Reach offers few reasons to return to Dredge.

Jusant tries to climb to mechanical and narrative glory, but doesn’t quite endure its final ascent.

The satisfaction I gain from a thorough job well done in Fresh Start is fragile and breaks down the more it is examined.

The less you know about Cocoon going in, the more I believe you will enjoy it.

Flipping Death is a silly and morbid good time.

Though I am not without my criticisms of Stardew Valley, every inch of its reputation is deserved.

In nearly every way I can measure it, Sea of Stars is best in class.

Thunder Ray has the essence of a great boxing videogame but is held back by a few minor yet notable flaws.

Blasphemous II is an exceptionally safe sequel to its notably unconventional predecessor.

Gunbrella leaves me feeling listless, bereft, and bored.