Category: VG Reviews

  • Myst V: End of Ages

    This is it, the final Myst game. I know there is an Uru game that is part of the series. I do have Uru, but I tried to fun it and it plays a bit off for me, so I don’t think I’ll be trying to get through it. Uru and Myst V form their…

  • Myst IV: Revelation

    This is technically the fifth game in the Myst series. I have jumped over the fourth game, Uru, since Uru is kind of on another plot thread. Myst IV continues on with the plot from the first three games with your player character and Atrus and whatever he has going on. Myst IV is a…

  • Baldur’s Gate: Enhanced Edition

    I haven’t played the original game, so I’m not sure what this is enhanced with. It’s the classic Dungeons and Dragon adventure within the area of Baldur’s Gate! This is an isometric party-based RPG full of swords and magic. I am not good at this kind of game, so let’s get going! Find it on…

  • Myst III: Exile

    Time for the third game of the Myst series. This time, it’s made by different people. Does it still feel like Myst? Most of the time, yes. Myst III: Exile follows along with the first person puzzle adventure. This time around, there’s free-look! Still no walking around. You click to teleport around, but at each…

  • Riven: The Sequel to MYST

    Well, as the title says, this is Riven: The Sequel to MYST. Much like Myst, it’s you in a strange place where you have to learn how to get around and figure stuff out all without any help and really strange clues. This is the original Riven. There is no updated rerelease, which is a…

  • realMyst: Masterpiece Edition

    Have you heard of Myst? It is the most well-known first-person puzzle game. Perhaps it is even the first, I’m not sure. Known for a beautiful, lonely and imaginative world, you must figure out what is going on. This is realMyst: Masterpiece Edition, the up-up-updated rerelease of Myst! So for those of you who haven’t…

  • Ori and the Will of the Wisps

    Ori and the Blind Forest was a great platforming metroidvania. It was hard. It had a cool mechanic. It was absolutely gorgeous. Ori is back for more with all of what it had before and all new stuff! Welcome to Ori and the Will of the Wisps. Find it on Steam. For a short point,…

  • Iron Danger

    Iron Danger is a “real-time” isometric tactical game. It’s not exactly an RPG, and it’s not exactly a squad game, either. Real-time is in quotes for a reason. What it does have is a really cool time manipulating combat system that works really well. It is neat to play around with. Special thanks to swaswj…

  • Lightmatter

    Welcome to Lightmatter Technologies, the energy source of the future. This is a first person puzzle game where you must manipulate light and stay out of the shadows, because somehow, the shadows have turned into matter eating sludge. You are trapped in the facility when something goes wrong and you must get out by going…

  • Call of Cthulhu

    Welcome to Darkwater, a tiny little island where strange things are happening. You are Edward Pierce, a private investigator that must go there to find out the true reason why the daughter of a wealthy man died. What you find there might be worse than you imagined. Special thanks to swaswj for making this review…