Angelina Bonilla

Angelina Bonilla, also known as Red Angel, is a writer with a Bachelor's degree in Humanities, as well as a passion for various other topics such as life sciences and psychology. Video games have been a big part of her life since childhood and she writes about them with the same passion that she writes about books.

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Holobunnies: Pause Cafe Review — A Blase Set of Minigames

Holobunnies: Pause Cafe exists for the sole purpose to tide over Kickstarter backers -- and it does it does in the laziest way possible.

Darrel Wijaya discusses A Story of the End – Revere and its Story of Redemption

Darrel Wijaya discusses A Story of the End - Revere, A JRPG that let's you play the role of a man searching for redemption through a strange world.

Falcon Development Soars Down to Discuss Cattails and Being a Forest Cat

Falcon Development discusses Cattails, a wild cat simulator game that let's you walk a mile in a forest cat's paws.

Causal Bit Games Talks About Father/Daughter Bonding While Making “Battle Princess Madelyn”

Causal Bit Games developer Christopher Obritsch makes his daughter Madelyn a Knight in her very own video game. Here's the tale.

Herald Episodes 1-2 Review: A Well Written Game with Too Many Missteps to Ignore

Herald is a diverse point and click adventure game that handles subjects with a deft hand, but stumbles over the tiniest pebble in the road.

DYSTORIA Review: Stick With What Works on the Grid

DYSTORIA is at its best when you're just cruising through levels, when it tries to become a pure shooter it falls flat.

Alwa’s Awakening Review: A New, Yet Familiar Take on the Classics

Alwa’s Awakening is an interesting homage to a classic game that manages to stand out -- but not by much.

Tiles Review: A Creative Action-Puzzler That Uses Tiles to Their Fullest

Tiles is a puzzle game that does everything it set out to do with a little extra flair.

What Makes a Horror Game?

People have many misconceptions of what horror games are that need to be cleared up.

Blood Alloy: Reborn Review: It Self-Destructs

Don't bother playing Blood Alloy: Reborn, you'll save on migraine pills.