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SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy Review
SNK Heroines: Tag Team Frenzy fails as both a fighter and fan-service game. Its mechanical simplicity prevents it from engaging for extended sessions while the overwhelmingly limited character customization and...
Ice Cream Surfer Review
French toast Men and children on floating tricycles A polar bear on a flaming soda can flying through the sky. These are some of Ice Cream Surfer's enemies. This game's...
State of Mind Review
State of Mind makes quite an impression with its striking aesthetic. Low-poly character models set to realistic environments and modern rendering features creates a unique visual identity. While this combination...
Sonic Mania Plus Review
The big-eyed spiky mammal with attitude has had an illustrious career. Sega had a hit on their hands with the original Sonic the Hedgehog twenty seven years ago. Fast forward...
The Lost Child Review
The Lost Child is an interesting dungeon crawler that fails to capture what made El Shaddai special. El Shaddai: Ascension of the Metatron set itself apart through obtuse art direction. Its...
The Spectrum Retreat Review
Imagine waking up in a hotel room. Its Art Deco-inspired aesthetic reinforces conformity as you answer the door. The manager informs you of the delectable breakfast waiting downstairs. You rush...
YS VIII: Lacrimosa of DANA Nintendo Switch Review
Another beautiful and fantastic game has graced the screen of the Nintendo Switch. YS VIII: Lacrimosa of DANA is an absolute must-have in every JRPG fan's library. From the soundtrack...
Pode Review: A Beautiful, One-of-a-Kind Adventure
Puzzle games have seen many forms over the past few years. Some are artistic, some are clean-cut and modern, some have no visuals at all. None, however, have been quite...
Jotun: Valhalla Edition – A Gift From the Gods
Jotun: Valhalla Edition is a storybook-esque game that does a good job at exploring some of the tales from Norse Mythology. This is all while providing some epic boss fights...
Shape of the World Review
Shape of the World is a first-person exploration driven experience. It's more like Journey and Abzu than What Remains of Edith Finch. With abstracted visuals and serene sound design, Hollow Tree...
Hyrule Warriors Definitive Edition Review – Unpolished Entertainment for LoZ Fans
Hyrule Warriors Definitive Edition for the Nintendo Switch is a mixed experience. Ranging from frustration to pure enjoyment, this edition of the game contains lots of fan-service for Zelda aficionados....
DragoDino For Nintendo Switch Review
DragoDino from Teal Rocks Studio is a cartoon roguelike platformer game is a mix of cuteness, challenges, frustration and lots of color. Adorably drawn graphics make this game seem as if...
The Adventure Pals Review – A Good Cartoon Video Game With Too Much Filler
This is a tough one to review. The Adventure Pals has excellent polish, a pretty art style, and genuinely good game design. But all these elements of what would make...
Rogue Aces Review
Rogue Aces is an air-combat rogue-like, but don't let the "rogue" in that title fool you. The inherent limitations of a purely aircraft based 2D game severely lacerates the aforementioned rogue-like...
Paper Wars: Cannon Fodder Devastated Review – Fire!
Paper Wars: Cannon Fodder Devastated is like a free flash game from five years ago. The premise is simple: you are a military commander in charge of a tank. You...
Super Toy Cars Review – Toy Cars in a Dusty Old Box
I so much wanted to enjoy Super Toy Cars. I really like kart racers and love the idea of virtually racing toy cars around my living room at home. And,...
Fear Effect Sedna, Fear Of The Game
As someone who is new to the universe of Fear Effect, it looks like a creative world that has a lot of potential with potentially solid characters and potentially strong...
Fe Review – The Nature of a Tiny Beast
It seems that lately I've been drawn to indie adventure games, entranced by unique aesthetics and interesting storytelling techniques. Fe is one of those titles, though it feels a little...
Night in the Woods Review – Sometimes You Can Go Home
Games have often been a source of escapism for me; some people like to read stories, but I like to play them. However, for every Final Fantasy or Destiny that...
InnerSpace Review – Soaring Below the Surface
One of the great things about video games is the incredible worlds that creators can come up. The ability to come up with fantastic worlds and to execute a vision...
Sky Force Reloaded – Diablo in the Sky? (And a Giveaway) Update: Winner Selected!
As a wee lad, I grew up in the arcades. For those younger readers, arcades used to be the place to play the best games available. I remember spending hours...
Unepic Switch Review – The Title Says it All
Nintendo has done well with the launch of the Switch, and it seems that every week there's another dozen or so games added to the system. A genre that is...
Ben 10 Review – A One-Man Cartoon Army of Nostalgia
Ben 10 was a major part of my childhood. It was one of the first experiences I had with connected continuity in TV shows. Then they expanded the universe with...
Cartoon Network Battle Crashers Switch Review – Just Watch the Cartoons
The Cartoon Network has often had assorted hits on their hands: shows that appeal to younger kids and the kids in all of us. Over the last few years in...
Rive: Ultimate Edition Review – Going Out With a Bang
The Nintendo Switch has received a lot of love from indie developers, with many developers happy to port their titles over to the video game industry's new hotness. The system...
Rime Switch Review – An Almost Unforgettable Adventure
A few years back, I watched the trailer for Rime. I remember being enthralled by the visual style and the gameplay shown off; like a mix of The Legend of...
Space Beards Interview – AVcon 2018
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