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WARSHIFT 2 Review: A Brilliant Idea Buried Under a Mountain of Jank
By Jordan | GameGushGamer.com | Thanks to developer, Cyril Megem, for the free review copy. WARSHIFT 2 is one of those games that makes you want to root for it. On paper, it sounds fantastic: an RTS where you can build your base, command armies, manage resources, and then jump directly into the battlefield to personally control your units in third-person action. It is an ambitious combination of…
Frozen Ship Review: A Great Survival Concept That Feels Surprisingly Empty
By Jordan | GameGushGamer.com | Thanks to developer, Nionetix, for the free review copy. Frozen Ship is a post-apocalyptic survival game with an interesting twist: instead of simply trying to keep yourself alive, you’re responsible for an entire mobile city and the people living inside it. On paper, that’s a fantastic concept. You manage resources, assign jobs to survivors, upgrade your mobile…
MOUSE P.I. For Hire proves that style and substance can coexist. Beneath its charming cartoon visuals is a fast-paced shooter packed with satisfying weapons, creative combat, and solid value. While replay options are surprisingly limited, the core gameplay remains consistently fun from start to finish, making it an easy recommendation.
Starsand Island Early Access Review
By Megan | GameGushGamer.com | **Thanks to developer, Seed Sparkle Lab, for the free early access copy.** Cozy farming-life simulators aren’t exactly rare these days. If you’ve spent any time harvesting parsnips or wooing pixel villagers, you’ve probably felt the familiar pull of games inspired by classics like Stardew Valley and Rune Factory. Starsand Island clearly understands its lineage, but…
Moonlighter 2 Early Access Review
By Jordan | GameGushGamer.com | **Thanks to developer, Digital Sun, for the free early access copy.** Moonlighter 2: The Endless Vault enters Early Access carrying the weight of a beloved original. The first Moonlighter carved out a comfortable niche with its simple but extremely effective cycle of dungeon diving at night and running a shop during the day. It was a game built on charm and tight…
Jackal Demo Review
By Jordan | GameGushGamer.com | Disclosure: I received a free review copy of this product from https://www.keymailer.co Jackal throws you into a drug-fueled 1970s nightmare where you raid casino hotels and wipe out the mob in top-down, close-quarters combat. It feels like a lost arcade relic brought back to life, combining old-school chaos with a strange, mythological edge. What’s The…
Devil Jam Review: Metal Vibes, Muffled Gameplay
By Jordan | GameGushGamer.com | Thanks to developer, Rogueside, for the free review copy. Devil Jam wants to be a loud, chaotic, metal-infused roguelite where you battle demons to the rhythm of hell. On paper, that’s a great hook; a survivors-style game where you shred your way through hordes while chasing your ultimate metal destiny. Unfortunately, while the theme and energy fit the metal vibe,…
Cursemark - Honest Early Access Review
By Jordan | GameGushGamer.com | Thanks to developer, CLYDE games, for the free early access copy. Carving a Path Through the Unknown Cursemark is a fast, flingy, and surprisingly deliberate action-roguelite where you forge your own spells and carve a path through a haunted kingdom beyond the edge of the world. After seven hours in Early Access, I’ve learned the systems are sharp, the combat is…
Space Chef – Honest Game Review
By Jordan | GameGushGamer.com | *Thanks to developer, Blue Goo Games, for the free review copy* Becoming the galaxy’s greatest cook sounds like a dream job. You hunt alien creatures, gather strange ingredients, and feed hungry travelers drifting through the Horseshoe Nebula. Space Chef promises a mix of farming, cooking, exploration, and light RPG systems all wrapped in cozy sci-fi charm. It…
Tormented Souls 2 Review: Classic Survival Horror Reborn
By Jordan | GameGushGamer.com | Thanks to developer, Dual Effect, for the free review copy. Caroline Walker returns, but this time she’s not a stranger to the darkness. Tormented Souls 2 pulls us back into a style of horror that’s been missing for years. It’s thoughtful, uncomfortable, and grotesque. This isn’t a modern action horror game trying to surprise you with loud noises and jump scares.…
Playtest Review: Black Jacket
By Jordan | GameGushGamer.com | Thanks to developer, Mi’pu’mi Games GmbH, for allowing access to the playtest. What is Black Jacket? Black Jacket is blackjack meets roguelite. First, you choose a suit of base cards. Then, you choose a suit of high cards and gamble your way through hell to win souls at the blackjack tables. As with most card games, finessing your way through the game is a gamble…
Metaphor ReFantazio Review: Atlus’ Fantasy Persona for JRPG Fans
By Jordan | GameGushGamer.com | Spoilers Ahead When Atlus, the studio behind the Persona series, announced Metaphor: ReFantazio, I knew it belonged on my to-play list. I’ve adored Persona for more than a decade, with Persona 4 still holding the title of my all-time favorite. A year after Metaphor’s launch, I finally carved out the hours to dive into this masterpiece. After 80 hours of…
Star Fire: Eternal Cycle Playtest Review
By Jordan | GameGushGamer.com It doesn’t always happen on the first run, but Star Fire: Eternal Cycle quickly showed me what makes it work. The combat is immediate and chaotic. The progression is layered and flexible. Even with no release date yet, this game already feels like a roguelite worth keeping on your radar. **Huge thanks to game studio, Ethereal Fish Studio, for allowing me free…
Discounty Review | Cozy Store Management Sim With Small-Town Drama
By Jordan | GameGushGamer.com | Read At Your Own Risk – Minor Spoilers Ahead I usually avoid kicking off a review by comparing a smaller title to one of the biggest games in existence, but here, it’s unavoidable. You might glance at Discounty and think, “Ah, Stardew Valley with barcode scanners.” Good news and bad news: it’s not trying to be something it’s not. This is a cozy small-town life sim…
Inkshade Review – Turn-Based Roguelite w/ Puzzles & Mystery
By Jordan | GameGushGamer.com | Read At Your Own Risk – Minor Spoilers Ahead In a world where indie strategy games arrive half-baked in Early Access and stay there for years, Inkshade glides across the red carpet dressed in form-fitting attire as a fully released concept. Trust me, this game is mysterious and dripping with personality. Equal parts turn-based tactics, roguelite progression, and…
Cult Leader Simulator Review
By Jordan | GameGushGamer.com The American Dream… In Cult Leader Simulator, spread your ideology into a stylized, card-based management sim where your job is to spread your influence, keep your followers loyal, avoid police attention, and (hopefully) grow your cult across the country. It’s fast, occasionally funny, and absolutely drenched in 1980s occult aesthetics. But behind the thematic…
Diablo meets Hades in Brazil’s underworld. Hell Clock is a dark-fantasy roguelite full of loot, buildcrafting, and a brutal ticking timer. It’s a slow burn with some pacing issues, but if you push through, you’ll find one of the most satisfying roguelike ARPGs of the year.