Time Fenix Game Review (Prepublished Version)

The great Stoic philosopher Lucius Annaeus Seneca the Younger said, "A gem cannot be polished without friction, nor a man perfected without trials." In this game, players will test their strategic and tactical thinking, learn from their mistakes, and rejoice in even the most minor victories. As they navigate maze after maze to find its center and a terrible enemy, they must learn how to manage their resources and, more importantly, their expectations. Risk it all and dive deeper into an abandoned underground facility in one last desperate chance to save all existence.

Time Division Game Review

The concept of a multiverse has been explored and discussed by fiction writers and scientists. The idea that there are infinite possibilities all unfolding simultaneously is both fascinating and bewildering. In this game, two different universes with their timelines have merged into one. The new combined universe is self-correcting by eliminating redundancies and duplicates to stabilize itself. Those who are aware of this now race to save their original timeline and thwart others from attempting to do the same. This game is a race against and for time.

Polyhedral Predicaments: Dungeon Demise Game Review

The dungeon has existed for as long as anyone can remember. Countless stories are told about it around fires at inns and taverns. Many believe that great treasure can be found in its depths, but such riches and the power that would come with it are jealously guarded by things from nightmares. The stories suggest that many brave heroes have attempted to obtain these treasures, but none have yet returned to verify the dungeon's dangers or riches. Which has many thinking the dungeon is just as deadly as the stories suggest, or even worse. You have listened to these tales and think you have what it takes to venture into the dungeon to find the gold and glory within. With a weapon in hand and supplies on your back, you walk towards the dungeon's entrance. Your fate awaits you in the dark.

Batman: The Animated Series – Almost Got ‘Im Game Review

Batman: The Animated Series premiered on television in 1992 and ran until 1995. It was exceedingly well received by fans and critics alike for its excellent writing, superb art direction, and outstanding voice acting. One of the many memorable episodes was when Batman hid among a group of villains who were playing cards and telling stories about how they almost got Batman. You can find that episode online, and I suggest you give it a shot. An excellent story with a surprise ending. This game attempts to capture the feeling of that episode, pitting one player as Batman, hiding in plain sight, against a table full of enemies. Can Batman stay hidden, or will he get caught? Play the game and find out.

The Big Cheese Game Review

Tom Wilson, American cartoonist best known for his Ziggy cartoons, said, "I wouldn't mind the rat race - if the rats would lose once in a while." In this game, you have to work your little rat butt off in hopes of catching the favorable eye of the retiring CEO. And while hard work usually pays off, you are not alone in your attempt to please the Big Boss. Others are in hot pursuit of the opportunity to earn clout and favor. Get ready to earn that promotion and be the next Big Cheese!

Tails On Fire Game Review

Jeremy Taylor, a cleric in the Church of England in the 1600s, said, "Love is friendship set on fire." This is not a bad way to suggest that passion can introduce new levels of energy and activity, both physically and emotionally, if a friendship takes a dramatic turn. This game aims to create as much fire as possible through clever card plays and sneaky thefts with you and your friends. The game ends when all the fire is out and only one player has captured all the heat!