
Cubic Odyssey Review
Cubic Odyssey is a voxel open-world survival game, kind of like Minecraft if it got launched into space and dipped in neon. You crash land on an alien planet because Earth is being attacked by something called the RED DARKNESS... Basically evil red goo that’s ruining everything. There’s a princess involved. She sends space knights to go fix it and you’re one of them, I think... I wasn’t really paying attention because the intro was kind of dramatic and confusing.Anyway, you wake up in your busted ship and meet QB-1, your little robot buddy who acts like a tutorial with attitude.

Astrometica Review
How many days has it been?Days have bled into weeks, and weeks into months. Months since the space station went up in flames, and by some fleeting miracle, you managed to survive by the skin of your teeth. You still couldn’t help but feel guilty- not everyone was so lucky; no one made it out with you in the emergency pod. It was a blessing and a curse. The only solace being you didn’t have to divvy up supplies, allowing the faintest flicker of hope at being able to last just a little longer: just long enough for a rescue.A flame

Voidtrain Review
The night air is harsh: battering winds cuts you through to the bone as an unforgiving snowfall blusters. Your eyes sting, eyelashes heavy with frozen ice. “It’s not much farther now…” Just as quickly as a plume rises from your breath, the wind whips it away.You push on, trudging through the snow, to a cabin blanketed in darkness. Your numb fingers brace against the wooden entrance, yet the gentle approach yields nothing. Mustering what little strength you have left, you shoulder the stiff door- and after a moment of resistance you topple inside, a plume of dust marking your arrival.It’s dark.

Forever Skies Review
The impact of the escape pod was unexpectedly violent. Sparks danced through the air, arching and flitting across every surface; crimson light thrummed overhead and basking the small enclosure in an eerie glow. A groan parts your lips, taking a moment to gain your bearings before un-clipping your harness and pulling yourself from the seat. Steam hissed from the doors control panel: The impact damaged just about every internal system onboard, not like you’d be in need of them much longer. This was a one way trip. Left with no other choice, you pull the energy jettison latch, the doors ruptured

Night of the Dead Review
The faint flickering of lights, a click- the hiss of hydraulics. Movement. Light. Your eyes blur at the unwelcome invasion of the overhead halogens, your ears sensitive to the high pitched, unearthly buzz they emit. How long has it been? How did you end up here and, more importantly, where IS everyone? Fuzzy halos circle every light source you glimpse at- your body slow to adjust. Sitting up, your bare feet graze the metal floor, recoiling initially at the sharp cold. As your vision clears and the ringing in your ears subsides, it becomes painfully obvious that something has gone horribly,