Review: Chaos Code – New Sign Of Catastrophe
So I was lucky enough to have grown up during the Golden Age of video games, that being said I was about thirteen when Street Fighter II hit the arcades. My friends and I spent...
Review: Dezatopia
The Nintendo Switch seems to be a great platform for Indie Developers to drop their unique and often times fun games in the eShop. Hanjai Games decided to let their new and very innovate SHUMP,...
Metro Redux Review
To find out if the game is running at least a bit decent on the Nintendo Switch and also if it looks okay, I went head on into the Metro world. Here is my Metro...
Review: Sega Ages Sonic The Hedgehog 2
In the 80's and 90's I was a Nintendo Kid, my Dad only allowed me to have one console per generation (even though we didn't call them that back then) so I picked Nintendo's. These...
Review: Sega Ages Puyo Puyo 2
Sega has been hitting it out of the park recently by bringing us classic arcade games and their classic Genesis games under the Sega Ages moniker. M2 has been doing a great job porting these...
Review: Mosaic
There are some games that speak to us on a certain level, one that you just don't expect to blow you away with their meaning until you get past your prejudices and continue playing. Mosaic...
Tokyo Dark: Remembrance Review
Walking the line between linearity and choice-driven narrative is a hard thing for a game to do. While a linear path is the same every time you tread it, choices can overwhelm a player with...
Review: Sega Ages Shinobi
It is no secret that I grew up in the Golden Age of gaming, an NES and SNES on my television and countless arcades everywhere. Unfortunately arcades are no longer as common as they once...
Fantasy Zone – Its a Cute ’em Up
Nostalgia is a powerful tool for getting people to re-purchase content from their past. Whether it’s for convenience or an upgraded experience, many are happy to buy a game they played and enjoyed years prior....
Review: Steins;Gate My Darling’s Embrace Nintendo Switch
Another visual novel has landed its way onto the Nintendo Switch, and since this is the perfect portable platform for that type of game I'm excited to go another round with the Steins;Gate series. I...
EarthNight Review – Here Be Dragons
Historically, “runner” games have not been a genre I’ve given much time. I’ve always seen them as mobile games or as games involving very precise jump/slide timing and little else. If EarthNight was one of...
Steins; Gate 0 Nintendo Switch Review
Steins; Gate has been around for over a decade, I have heard about it, but at the time I really wasn't into visual novels or anime; so I gave it a hard pass. As time...
Bee Simulator Review: According to all Laws of Aviation…
Bee Simulator fails to deliver on its interesting concept with unpolished gameplay and a rote structure, making it one of the generation's most disappointing indie efforts. The team's passion for animals ultimately hamstrings what could...
Retrospective Review: Battle Princess Madelyn
Battle Princess Madelyn is a recreation of an old classic game, but by imitating an old classic rather tan improving upon it, it retains the same missteps of those classic games, rather than improving upon...
Review: Mario & Sonic At The Olympic Games Tokyo 2020
Sega and Nintendo use to be mortal enemies, not anymore; which is still weird to me. I grew up during the first console war and seeing Mario and Sonic gracing the covers of video games...
Review: A Hat In Time – Nintendo Switch
In my life I have always seemed to steer away from the great platformers like Sly Cooper and Banjo Kazooie. I've never figured out why, seeing as I own them all but I've never been...
Untitled Goose Game Review
Strange and outlandish games aren’t a rare sight in the indie gaming world. There are plenty of games that try to implement atypical designs and mechanics. Most of the time they just feel like an...
Battle Planet – Judgement Day
There’s always something about games where you traverse around a relatively tiny planetoid that catches my eye. Whether it’s Jettomero, Planetary Annihilation, or even going back to Spore, I’ve tried quite a few games with...
Valfaris Review
History has no shortage of brutal games about blowing up aliens, demons, or the undead to a metal soundtrack. Doom has certainly brought that back into the mainstream as of late. However, it isn’t quite...
What the Golf? Review
Golf games have seemingly been around as long as gaming has existed. The inherent inactivity of the sport means that developers have been able to translate it to even the most modest hardware and still...
The Legend of Zelda: Link’s Awakening Review
As we continue into this wonderful era of remakes where classic games are being rebooted and remastered with a solid success rate, it was only a matter of time until we reached another Zelda game....
Review: Nintendo Switch Lite
Now, I am a very late adopter to the Nintendo Switch. Yes, there are so many games I can't wait to play; but at the time, my wallet could not handle it. I saved up...
Astral Chain Review
The fact that Astral Chain could not grow with a lot of players is understandable. It is most likely because PlatinumGames announced the game only this year exclusively for the Nintendo Switch. It is unfortunately...
Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden Nintendo Switch Review
There are several strategy titles available for the Nintendo Switch, many of which are authentic essentials. That is why the announcement of the arrival of Mutant Year Zero: Road to Eden was huge news. A title...
The Forbidden Arts Review
"Is it difficult to make a video game?" This is the question that many fans of this medium are asking themselves, who, driven by an increasingly saturated indie market, want to try their hand at...
Gris Review
There aren’t a lot of games that really get to me on an emotional level. Some games try to do it so obviously that, even when it’s well crafted, it doesn’t seem so genuine. Gris...
First Encounter – Final Fantasy 7 (PS1)
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