Maurice Pogue's Reviews
Carrion is a stellar example of how indie developers like Phobia Games Studio continue to provide unique fusions of video genres.
Black Paradox is a game seemingly designed with the philosophy that gamers enjoy ice skating uphill.
Wintermoor Tactics Club could have made a profound political statement and misses, resulting in milquetoast dilution.
They Are Billions resuscitates the RTS genre from its staleness by introducing the simple, yet radical idea of a pause button in a single-player game.
Streets of Rage is back, baby!
DOOM Eternal puts forth almost too much effort toward surpassing the world-famous 2016 entry, resulting in a great game that could have been better.
The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners is a paradigm-shifting game both in the genre of survival horror, and also in the realm of VR.
For the uninitiated, Vampire: The Masquerade—Coteries of New York is a great introduction to the Vampire: The Masquerade franchise.
Blasphemous is not just a video game; it is a digital anthropological artifact, elevating it to the best "Christian" game that I have ever played.
The novelty of the 80's throwback aesthetics makes Black Future '88 worthy of a purchase, if not also for the fact that it is the best shooter I have played in 2019.