Justin Michael's Reviews
Frozenheim is a visually attractive and enjoyable Viking-themed city-builder let down by shallow combat and questionable resource management.
Knights of the Old Republic II has withstood the test of time to still be one of the best examples of the RPG genre, even 20 years later.
An enjoyable blend of story, puzzle-solving, and the ever-looming threat of spectacular, expensive failure keeps you coming back for more in Hardspace: Shipbreaker.
Ever thought you could do better fending off an attack from a giant monster? Kaiju Wars lets you put your money where your mouth is in this 50s retro movie-inspired game.
With its many improvements and some important additions, Farming Simulator 22 is the best in the franchise thus far.
One of the best Star Wars games is now portable. Here's how it stacks up on the Nintendo Switch.
Base One is an enjoyable sim/management game that you can play casually for a few in-game cycles or a few IRL hours.
Updated graphics, additional gameplay mechanics, and engaging storytelling make Hand of Fate 2 an enjoyable gaming experience.
With tight controls, hilarious dialogue, and great gameplay mechanics Agents of Mayhem is the collection addition to fans of the genre or the Saints Row franchise.
With a few minor unique features of its own, the game very much feels like Banished 2.0 and not its own title.
From the immersive main storyline to the references to the original game, ESO: Morrowind is an enjoyable addition that has rekindled my interest in MMOs.
Between its beautiful visuals, tight controls, and harrowing battles, Everspace is a must-play game for lovers of space exploration and roguelikes.
Dawn of Andromeda is a promising 4X strategy game that lovers of Civ-like games and science fiction should definitely consider adding to their collection.
Hollow Knight is a visually stunning Metroidvania game that's as fun as it is difficult -- and sometimes a little terrifying.
If you're a fan of turn-based strategy and you're looking for something a bit different I would recommend Afghanistan '11.
Desync is a forgettable and poorly designed FPS game that falls short of being a good game.
In a future of never-ending conflict take control of space Vikings to crush the Ork menace in Sanctus Reach, a tactical turn-based wargame.
If a bullet hell had a baby with a puzzle/platformer and then threw in classic gaming pop culture references, you'd get Rise & Shine.
Looking for a challenging puzzle/racing game? Look no further than Sphere Complex
Screeps is a fun game and has a unique angle to it. While it still has some room to grow, it's moving in the right direction. Using actual programming instead of a pseudo-language actually allows the players to focus on better coding habits and makes practice fun. There is a very active community of people on the game's Slack channel so it also has a touch of the MMO chat to it for the social programmers out there.