The Progressive Gamer: Dead Cells – The Best Miserable Experience You’ll Ever Have
February 17, 2019
As the game abuses you over and over again, it's so much fun, you keep coming back for more.
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Progressive Gamer: The Gardens Between – A Little Charm Now and Zen
January 27, 2019
The Gardens Between is an adventure puzzle game that was pleasant at times and trying at others, but not so trying that it was impossible.
The Final Station – Pain, Trains, and Zombie Brains, Oh My!
January 6, 2019
They’re fast, some of them so fast they can outrun you. Completely midnight black bodies with beady white, empty eyes—unstoppable killing machines, chasing you down. Before you can even fire your gun, they’re all over you. You’re dead. Again. Welcome to The Final Station. According to the website game description, “The world is over. But […]
The Progressive Gamer: Kitten Squad – When You Gaze Into the Abyss, the Abyss Gazes Back at You
December 30, 2018
Like many modern games, this is not just a game. Kitten Squad, created by PETA, is a political statement.
The Progressive Gamer: Gris Review
December 16, 2018
Gris stands out from other games because of its style. There is literally nothing like it, it is like living inside a watercolor painting of pastel colors. The animation has a beautiful hand-drawn style to some of it that is beyond astonishing.
The Progressive Gamer: Abzû Review
December 9, 2018
Don’t get me wrong – I enjoy a good AAA title as much as the next gamer. I’ve spent more than my fair share playing games like Assassin’s Creed, Fallout, Halo, Call of Duty, and Overwatch. But lately, I’ve been turning to indie games more and more. Step away from the huge studios and million-dollar […]
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