Bobby Anhalt

Bobby has been an avid fan of video games since the '90s. While Bobby has a real soft spot for Metroidvanias and JRPGs, he is a true genre-agnostic gamer who will give just about any title a chance. The only thing he spends more time doing than playing games is writing and talking about them. He has been covering the gaming industry for several major online publications since 2015.

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Anomaly Agent Review

Thanks to a finely-tuned combat system, Anomaly Agent is a solid beat ’em up throwback.

Three Minutes To Eight Review

Three Minutes To Eight proves to be a worthwhile time for those interested in the narrative structure, but frustration is likely imminent for anyone hoping to unlock all ten endings.

Rollerdrome Review

Rollerdrome is a unique idea that is, for the most part, executed brilliantly.

Lil Gator Game Review

Lil Gator Game is simply a delight, thanks to strong writing, worthwhile collectibles, thoughtful exploration, and rewarding sidequests.

Solar Ash Review

Solar Ash looks and feels like a surrealist dream.

Age of Empires IV: Anniversary Edition Review

The mission to bring Age of Empires IV: Anniversary Edition from PC to Xbox is a successful one.

Spectrolite Review

Spectrolite is fun in short sprints, but there isn’t yet enough content to give the game the legs it requires for marathon sessions.

Common’Hood Review

Common’Hood provides you with all the tools you need to craft a beautiful world with a vibrant community, but it needs a bit more than sandpaper to smooth out the rough edges.

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Cipher Monk: Ancient Calculus does a very good job of making you feel like a moron.

Bus Simulator 27 Review

Bus Simulator 27 doesn’t quite match my favourite bus simulator game - Bus Bound - but it’s certainly up there on the list.

BrokenLore: DON’T LIE Review

There were moments where I wanted a little more from the story and a bit more depth, but BrokenLore: DON’T LIE mostly delivers from start to finish.

Grail Review

I’d rather play a dozen ambitious failures than a single boring success. Grail is definitely ambitious.

Mirrors Of Deception: The Silver Peaks Secret Review

I came away from Mirrors of Deception: The Silver Peaks Secret feeling tired and a little depressed about the state of creative media.