Spiritual successors were extremely popular on Kickstarter in the 2010s — here’s how the five highest-funded ones fared after they came out!
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A beautiful atmosphere paired with a lacklustre narrative and light gameplay make Stela feel like a mixture of great ideas that never reaches its potential.
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Zack explores how the show’s masterful portrayal of Dracula as a tired, sad villain makes him all the more interesting… and intimidating.
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Zack is the second Doublejump staff member to give his Game of the Year pick to a game that came out before 2019, but he’s got a very good reason for it!
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Jamestown+’s fantastic art style, simple yet frenetic gameplay, and hours upon hours of replayability make it a fantastic game whether playing solo or with friends.
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A fun multiplayer game with a solid foundation, Killer Queen Black knows what it wants to do and accomplishes it perfectly well.
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Tiny Metal is a throwback to some of the great real-time strategy titles of the past, and it’s very much worth the low price of admission if you can get past its slight pacing issues.
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