You are going to be SHOCKED by what Josh Broadwell put on his list this year.
(unless you have talked to him for more than five minutes or follow him on Twitter)
You are going to be SHOCKED by what Josh Broadwell put on his list this year.
(unless you have talked to him for more than five minutes or follow him on Twitter)
Ok, so now that we have determined that even people that dislike Vampire Survivors, actually like it if they try hard enough, what else do we investigate?
Ah yes! Broc Peterson joins us to investigate the post-launch, paid DLC, and see if it can live up to the base game.
Ok listen. I don’t mean to alarm you… But I think we have found someone that doesn’t like Vampire Survivors.
How dare Jon/Jenna Simspon!? I mean— wait… What’s that?
Oh… You should read their full review…
2022 was a huge year for games and a year where the games were huge. Nestled amongst the Elden Rings and Horizon Forbidden Wests were some overlooked gems.
Cursed to Golf is one and it has given Michael Leopold Weber an appreciation for simple mechanics.
Endless words have been written about Elden Ring, and while the game might be magnificent it isn’t quite Fromsofteware’s masterpiece.
Fin Cattanach examines the best game of the year, and how it could have been better.
Some might position AI as the next evolution in game development tools but the issues seem endless. From logistical to morale reasons it’s hard to know where to start.
Let’s start with Jamie Nicholas, Dragon Age, and Dr. Ian Malcolm.
2022 was the year Madeline Blondeau rediscovered her love of writing about games.
These were the games that helped rekindle that flame.
Game reviews, huh? Every year that passes we talk about them more and more.
Are they still useful? Does anyone read them? What is an 8/10?
But maybe it is time we reframe the conversation. Willa Rowe thinks so.
Ten years on from the release of the first game, Cellar Door Games has returned to explore yet another winding family tree with Rogue Legacy 2.
Can this sequel live up to familial expectations? Alex Branagan reviews.
Despite countless delays for major big games, there were still plenty of amazing video games to play in 2022.
These are Broc Peterson’s favourites.
Can we publish this? Is this a draft?
Is this a Game of The Year list? Is this a feature contemplating our relationship with work?
Only Jay Castello knows.
We tore Henry Stockdale out of virtual reality for just long enough for him to write about his favourite flat-games!
The indie game market isn’t exactly short on pixel art, farming-based, life-sims but Kynseed might just be a little special.
Mystery and deals with fae await in Eloise Evan’s review.
It has been a banner year for interactive fiction in the indie game scene. Wayward Strand deftly tackles difficult subject matter but is the game that surrounds it just as good?
Tyler Denyer reviews.
PSX throwback games are so hot right now. Lunistice hopes to recapture the magic of classic games but has A Grumpy Fox gone away and made the best Sonic game in decades?
Broc Peterson reviews.
The year is almost over but the video game news machine doesn’t stop no matter what. Alex Green is here with a rundown of everything that happened in the industry in November.
Every now and again discourse happens. And every now and again, despite every bone in your body knowing you should just move on you can’t.
And every now and again Jason Coles writes something for startmenu.
Betas for indie games are becoming more and more popular and are a great way to discover new upcoming games.
Alex Orona walks us through his and Super GG Radio’s favourite betas from the second half of 2022.
Stray is a game about being a little cat in a big city, and this change in perspective helped give Marie Pritchard a much-needed appreciation for the little things.