Author: Timothy "Urthdigger" Hyldahl
Review: In Sound Mind
Nightmare House is certainly a name that brings back memories. I played that way back in 2010 and, 11 years later, it still stands out as a memorable... Read More
Review: Aragami 2
A short while ago we previewed Aragami 2, the sequel to the 2016 indie stealth action game Aragami, seeing what had changed from the original and what we... Read More
Preview: Aragami 2
Sometimes it’s worth looking back at what you’re proud of and analyzing what made it work. What were the things you did or didn’t do that lead to... Read More
Review: Fuga: Melodies of Steel
Never before have I felt both so excited and so afraid to review a title before. The latest in the Little Tail Bronx series of loosely connected games,... Read More
Review: The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
It’s been nearly five years since we’ve seen an entry in the Ace Attorney series arrive in the west, but at long last the wait is over. Coming... Read More
Preview: Death’s Door
You get to run around as an adorable crow slaying monsters ten times your size with a glowing red sword, do I REALLY need to say anymore? But... Read More
Review: Winds of Change
Growing up as a furry in the late 90s and early 2000s, it seemed unthinkable that it’d ever be some degree of mainstream. Sure, animators on various cartoons... Read More
Review: Layers of Fear 2
A while back I’d played through a little indie horror title centering around a depraved artist called Layers of Fear, and enjoyed it. Years passed, and then what... Read More
Preview: Nadir
I recently had the opportunity to sit down with the Kickstarter demo of Nadir, made by Polish developer Shockwork Games. Promising to be a mix of Slay the... Read More
Preview: Boomerang X
Is it possible to fall in love with a difficulty curve? One of my favorite things about games is how different they can feel from start to finish,... Read More
Review: Demon Skin
Discovering a new game can be such a gamble sometimes. Sure, you have tags and store page descriptions, but every publisher is putting their best foot forward and... Read More
Review: Everhood
When I first saw the trailer for Everhood, I was greeted with one simple sentence. “Would you sacrifice your humanity to gain immortality?” Well, I just had to... Read More
Review: Nioh 2 – The Complete Edition
Nioh is one of those series I’ve been a big fan of that rarely seems to get the love it deserves. It takes a familiar action RPG formula... Read More
Review: Habroxia 2
I always love to see a genre I’ve not experienced in years make a comeback. With a bit of polish and love, an old experience can be just as fun as it was back in the day, and when I saw the trailer for Habroxia 2 I was instantly transported back to my childhood playing games like Graedius and Earth Defense Force. Read More
Review: Tadpole Treble Encore
I always adore when a game takes the music out of the background and makes it the front and center star. Its driven my love for rhythm games... Read More
Gamer Escape’s Top 5 Reviewed Games of 2020
It has arrived: the end of the year. A year that felt simultaneously gone in a flash yet unbearably long. It sure has been an…interesting…start to a new... Read More
Review: Orwell’s Animal Farm
After nearly 100 years, George Orwell’s books still resonate strongly with readers. One of these is Animal Farm, an allegory for Russian revolution and subsequent Stalinist era. It... Read More
Review: Chronos: Before the Ashes
Chronos was an oddball title when first released: A third-person action game released on a VR console. It’s now been released in a more accessible format for everyone... Read More