In a hellish labyrinth where all the world’s magic users are locked and left to die, two survivors try to escape. Find their fate in Remnants of Isolation.
Author: Phil Schipper
Phil N. Schipper joined the Operation Rainfall staff to review Android games, but soon fell in love with writing news articles and Games of the Past. His dream is to make a living writing sci-fi and fantasy novels, which is why he leads the Obscure Authors Alliance in his free time. Still, even in his stories, which usually involve insane people, video games are one of his strongest influences. He describes himself as "a Mr. Nice Guy with a horrible, horrible dark side."
REVIEW: Crypt of the Necrodancer
When moving to the beat becomes second nature, you will truly be ready to face the dungeon. Come face the challenge of the Crypt of the Necrodancer.
REVIEW: High Strangeness
Using the power of some creepy skulls right out of his nightmares, a teenage party boy must save the universe… by hitting the bad guys with a flashlight.
REVIEW: Tilelicious
Tilelicious is an extremely simple game. Just match up the tasty-looking tiles, 2048-style, and hope you don’t get the worst of luck…
REVIEW: Deathtrap
Combine the fast pace of hack-and-slash with the tactical planning of a tower defense game. Add in the gore of the Van Helsing games, and you get Deathtrap.
REVIEW: TyranoBuilder
With TyranoBuilder we are promised the ability to create our own visual novels with ease, speed and power. Let’s see if it delivers on those three counts.
REVIEW: There Came An Echo
The realm of voice-controlled games, as it stands now, is being put to the test in There Came An Echo. How well does today’s technology do?
Raindrops: Writer Phil N. Schipper
Meet the reviewer that’s dared to cross all the boundaries of roles in the gaming world.
REVIEW: Robot Roller-Derby Disco Dodgeball
Robot Roller-Derby Disco Dodgeball is now out of Early Access. Get ready for more robots, more rolling, more disco and lots more dodgeball!
I Am Games: The Reviewer’s Life
Find out how two years of writing reviews and other content here at oprainfall led to one contibutor developing his own games.
REVIEW: Aaru’s Awakening
Learn the art of teleportation and, more importantly, how to question yourself in Aaru’s Awakening, an amazing new sidescrolling platformer.
REVIEW: Slinki
Find out about unique PC platformer Slinki, the surprise underdog that worked its way up to the runner-up Game of the Year in our Readers’ Pick.
IMPRESSIONS: Woolfe – The Red Hood Diaries
Woolfe – The Red Hood Diaries is another dark retelling of a classic story, in action/platformer form. Let’s see how it’s shaping up.
Announcing: Learning the Dark Trade
One of our own reveals his new project–developing a PC RPG called Learning the Dark Trade. Train yourself, bond with your party and prepare for battle!
I Am Games: From Player to Journalist and Beyond
In the first entry of this new editorial series, join a game player, reviewer, and designer in the story of how the first two of those titles came to be.
IMPRESSIONS: Robot Roller-Derby Disco Dodgeball
Robot Roller-Derby Disco Dodgeball is pretty much exactly what it sounds like. Well, actually it’s more rave than disco, but other than that.
EARLY ACCESS IMPRESSIONS: Chaos Reborn
Chaos Reborn is a card-based strategy game based on probability, in which wizards summon monsters and cast spells to battle for dominance. But does it work?
IMPRESSIONS: Deathtrap Early Access
Neocore Games brings us back to their Van Helsing world, this time with a promising new tower defense title called Deathtrap.
REVIEW: Lords of Xulima
In Numantian Games’ Lords of Xulima, you must carefully build up your party to reclaim the temples of the gods, and succeed where they failed.
REVIEW: Lovely Planet
The quest to get to the Lovely Planet is filled with Katamari Damacy-style visuals, and ragingly difficult shooting and platforming.