Sam Stewart • Edmonton's Business

Tunic is a beautiful, rare gem of a game

Posted by Sam Stewart | Apr 29, 2022

At its core, Tunic is an adventure game. Combat plays a role, but the meat of the game lies in its mysteries

Posted by Sam Stewart | Feb 28, 2022

Happy gaming!

Posted by Sam Stewart | Apr 26, 2021

Game reviews: Marble It Up: Mayhem! ultimately rolls to a jarring halt. Star Trek Legends, on the other hand, offers plenty of action and opportunity

Posted by Sam Stewart | Apr 6, 2021

The new movie Nobody represents a fantasy people approaching middle-aged might have. A sudden jolt back to relevance and strength

Posted by Sam Stewart | May 24, 2020

This is a deep dive and evolution of everything in the original FFVII: combat, story, world, characters and magic

Posted by Sam Stewart | Mar 15, 2020

This isn’t a game you can casually blow through because you know all the nuances. It will challenge and surprise you, in narrative and combat

Posted by Sam Stewart | Feb 9, 2020

Sayonara Wild Hearts is the best Apple Arcade game I’ve played so far. And Tales of Memo isn’t bad either

Posted by Sam Stewart | Jan 21, 2020

Reviews of Apple Arcade’s Bleak Sword and Hot Lava

Posted by Sam Stewart | Dec 20, 2019

Reviews of Skate City, HyperBrawl Tournament and Dead End Job

Posted by Sam Stewart | Dec 13, 2019

Things That Go Bump is a bland, repetitive experience with poor control. Inmost is a genuinely scary game that takes on some heavy themes