Pata…um…Ratatan! – Ratatan Review
Rhythm is back! Well, to be fair, it never went away and rhythm games are a massive genre but the developers of one of the most unique rhythm games ever…
Musou Returns! – Dynasty Warriors 3: Complete Edition Remastered Review
Chances are if you’re reading this review, you’ve already played a Dynasty Warriors game or three. Even if you haven’t, it doesn’t matter because this is probably the best starting…
The Wraith Returns – Middle-earth: Shadow Bundle Switch 2 Review
You’ve probably played Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor or Middle-earth: Shadow of War. They came out quite a while back at this point – 2014 and 2017 respectively in fact. At…
Bigger and Deeper! – Minecraft Dungeons II Deluxe Edition Physical Review
Minecraft Dungeons is back! The original Minecraft Dungeons came out back in 2020 and quickly spread to every system. While it wasn’t perfect, it managed to be a pretty solid…
A Definitive Upgrade! – Dragon Quest XI S: Echoes of an Elusive Age Definitive Edition Switch 2 Review
Wow, that title is a mouthful, isn’t it? But here we are with another re-release, this time from the venerable Square-Enix. Dragon Quest XI originally came out back in 2017…
Back To Crossbell! – Trails from Zero / Trails to Azure PS5 Review
Falcom is entirely aware that The Legend of Heroes is a ridiculously popular franchise. The Cold Steel series has been released on at least five different consoles so far and…
Island Fear and Suffering – Silent Hill: Townfall Review
TRIGGER WARNING: Silent Hill: Townfall contains disturbing medical procedure visuals and mass casualty visuals that may be disturbing for some players. The visuals in this review reflect the game and…
Snake! SNAAAAAAAKKKEE! – Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2 Review
This isn’t your standard exploration of a newly released game. That’s because there’s no need to explore the games in the new Metal Gear Solid: Master Collection Vol. 2 from…
Burninating The Countryside – Feed The Scorchpot Review
There are plenty of games out there that simulate board games. Games like Catan, Sagrada, Dune Imperium, Fury of Dracula and many more are available digitally for those that don’t…
Dodgin’ Bullets and Tellin’ Stories – Truxton Extreme Review
Truxton is back! The last release in the series, Truxton II (aka Tatsujin Oh! in Japan) was only released a few years ago…in 1992. Ok, fine, that was 34 years…