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Preview: Comanche

April 6, 2020

After the franchise has been in slumber for almost 20 years, Comanche returns!

by Maurice Pogue

Review: TT Isle of Man—Ride On The Edge 2

April 3, 2020

Dubbed the most dangerous motor event in the world, KT Racing delivers the Isle of Man TT experience to your home. Do you have what it takes to win?

by Robert Dever Jr.

Review: Taur

April 2, 2020

A combination of strategy and action, defend your Taur against the imperial war machine!

by Thomas White

Preview: Resident Evil 3 (2020)

April 1, 2020

Resident Evil 3 remake is just a few days away. While you wait, Danny adds his take on the demo.

by Daniel Rodrigues-Martin

Review: Ori and the Will of the Wisps

March 30, 2020

The much-anticipated sequel to the award-winning emotional sojourn, Ori and the Blind Forest, is here.

by Michael Mendis

8.0

Review: 3000th Duel

March 27, 2020

3000th Duel evokes a sense of familiarity in its 12+ hours of gameplay, both in its times of frustration, and overall fun and joy learning what it means to overcome the odds against you.

by Thomas Manning

Review: Wunderling

March 23, 2020

Take control of a low-level minion and jump and dash your way through levels, with the goal to stop the hero Carrot-Man from rescuing Princess Pea.

by David Koury

Review: Overpass

March 20, 2020

Overpass is a unique entry into the racing genre where it eliminates the notion of the fastest car wins.

by Robert Dever Jr.

Review: Darksiders—Warmastered Edition

March 19, 2020

Darksiders is a fantastic game that successfully merges elements from Zelda and God of War to make a gritty classic all its own.

by Adam Mueller

Preview: Serin Fate

March 13, 2020

Serin Fate's blend of RPG and life sim elements provides something for everyone, but time will tell if its main game can work past some frustrating issues.

by Wesley Lantz

9.0

Review: Langrisser I & II

March 11, 2020

A fantastic quest for any Turn-Based-Strategy fan, it should be a crime Langrisser hasn't seen more popularity until now.

by Adam Mueller

7.0

The best strategy games are the ones that give you options, not necessarily favoring a singular path. There is a path for the sneaky players, a path for the gun blazers and a path for those in between. Corruption 2029 has this, which is what makes it enjoyable.

by John Campbell

9.0

Review: Detention

February 28, 2020

Detention is a great game. With its spooky, aged art style, its gruesome puzzle-solving gameplay, and its hauntingly interesting story, there are few games that can freak me out and create such feelings of warmth and hope at the same time.

by John Campbell

9.5

Review: The Walking Dead—Saints & Sinners

February 27, 2020

The Walking Dead: Saints & Sinners is not your daddy's licensed software. Resident Evil might have to move aside as the go-to survival horror game.

by Maurice Pogue

7.5

Review: Dragon Ball Z – Kakarot

February 26, 2020

It's time to power up and relive your favorite moments of Dragon Ball Z and step into the shoes of your favorite Z Fighters on PS4, Xbox One, and PC.

by L.J. Lowery

7.0

Review: Giraffe and Annika

February 17, 2020

Atsushi Saito and his studio, atelier mimina, bring their charming debut indie hit Giraffe and Annika across the pond to the US.

by Sam Kim

9.0

Review: Hypercharge: Unboxed

February 12, 2020

Hypercharge: Unboxed is a unique, FPS Romp through the world of a toy as you battle it out across a range of locations including a child's play room, a bathroom, a kitchen, and numerous other household environments.

by Damien Chambers

Preview: A Long Way Down

February 10, 2020

We got a chance to check out A Long Way Down, a new deck-building roguelite from Seenapsis Studio. Check out our first impressions!

by John Campbell

7.5

Review: Plants vs. Zombies – Battle For Neighborville

February 7, 2020

Plants vs. Zombies: Battle For Neighborville is a fun sequel, but its beauty masks a lack of satisfying content to keep players coming back.

by Karen Kennedy

6.0

Review: Effie

February 3, 2020

Though burdened with a myriad of minor troubles, Effie has the potential to shine bright as it's signature shield.

by Adam Mueller

8.5

Review: The Sims 4—City Living

January 29, 2020

Check out Sydney's review on her favorite Sims 4 expansion thus far, City Living!

by Sydney Stoddard

8.0

Review: Sims 4 Discover University (PC)

January 24, 2020

In The Sims: Discover University, experience what college has to offer. Study hard, sleep in and high-five the school mascot – just make sure to keep those grades up!

by Sydney Stoddard

8.0

8.5

Review: Sayonara Wild Hearts

January 20, 2020

Though simple in gameplay, Sayonara Wild Hearts is a rhythm game that gets the good vibes flowing.

by Adam Mueller

Wonderful Winter Video Game Picks

January 15, 2020

2019 is coming to an end. Many incredible games have fallen into our hands. But maybe you're looking for something off the beaten path?

by Sam Kim

4.5

Review: Orangeblood

January 13, 2020

In Orangeblood, the worlds of 90s Rap/Hip-Hop and JRPG's collide. Enter the world of New Koza with a retro aesthetic and a bumpin' soundtrack.

by L.J. Lowery

8.0

Review: Need for Speed Heat

January 7, 2020

Need for Speed Heat is the latest entry in EA's long-running racing franchise. After numerous misfires, can this game go the distance?

by Andrew Feistner

8.0

Review: Vampire—The Masquerade—Coteries of New York

January 6, 2020

Vampire: The Masquerade - Coteries of New York is a narrative experience depicting the struggle for power between two vampiric factions - the Camarilla and the Anarchs - bathed in the night lights of the Big Apple.

by Maurice Pogue

5.0

Review: Tom Clancy’s Ghost Recon Breakpoint

January 2, 2020

Guess who just got back today. Them wild eyed Ghosts that had been away. Haven't changed, hadn't much to say. But, man, I still think them Wolves are crazy.

by Andrew Feistner

7.0

Review: Paranoia—Happiness Is Mandatory

January 1, 2020

Lead a team of four Troubleshooters of dubious loyalty, who (mostly) obey orders from Friend Computer, a paranoid and irrational artificial intelligence.

by Robert Dever Jr.

Game of the Year Awards – 2019

December 31, 2019

2019 is coming to a close, which means it’s time for our annual Game of the Year awards! We have been blessed to play many high-quality games this year, and which you can find at redmoonpie.com and other sites online. So sit back, relax, and see the [...]

by Michael Mendis

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