Author: Joe and Elizabeth Bockhold

Joe and Elizabeth both grew up around games, and it’s one of the things that brought them together. They are both avid readers and gamers who enjoy quality and strategy. As a reviewing duo they bring their different perspectives into one cohesive idea. Elizabeth’s background in marketing means she tends to look at the crowd appeal in games, and how well they do bridging the gaps to reach different audiences. Joe’s life long love of PvP games means he tends to look more at how fun games would be to play with other people, and their level of interactivity.

Snowy Siberian Survival in Help Will Come Tomorrow

Help Will Come Tomorrow is a strategy against all odds kind of simulation, in the vein of This War of Mine. Caught in a mysterious train wreck during pre-revolution Russia, your closest companions will be a train of strangers, starvation, wolves, marauders and the ever present cold.

Fixing up History in Tank Mechanic Simulator

Tank Mechanic Simulator takes the popular mechanic simulator series and turns it towards a mission of finding and fixing up historic tanks that served in World War II. Some of these wrecks are in terrible shape, but your tools, skills and elbow grease can make them ready to roll again.

Clever Conglomerate 451 Combines Cyberpunk with Dungeon Crawling

Conglomerate 451 is a just released game that somehow combines a cyberpunk world dripping with atmosphere with what could be considered a traditional dungeon crawler. It makes for a unique and rewarding experience that is available for a budget price.

LUNA The Shadow Dust Offers Brilliance and Beauty

One of the most player-accessible puzzle games we have reviewed in a long time, LUNA The Shadow Dust is a fully hand-animated point-and-click adventure brought to life through wordless storytelling, beautiful cinematics and a breathtaking original soundtrack.