Fun Without Screens – Natsu-Mon: 20th Century Summer Kid Review
Slice of life content is a big thing these days. With protests, bombings, biased news, corrupt politicians, climate change, and so much more, things are a little rough around the…
Nostalgic Speedrunning – Nintendo World Championships: NES Edition Review
Unless you’re a gamer that’s been living under a rock, you’ve probably heard of the famed Nintendo World Championships. Back in the ‘90s, they were prominently featured in the movie…
A Bit Too Old-School – Retro Mystery Club Vol.1: The Ise-Shima Case Review
Mystery games have been popular ever since the original Famicom Detective club games were released and on PCs, even before that. The re-release of The Famicom Detective Club duology on…
Out of the Darkness – True Detective: Night Country Blu-Ray Review
Since the shift to high resolution polygon graphics, gaming has been moving closer and closer to a narrative experience similar to TV and movies. Studios like Quantic Dream have been…
A Valiant Effort – NeoSprint Review
Atari has been re-releasing a number of their vintage franchises over the past few years. Lunar Lander, Berserk, Missile Command and Yars have all made recent appearances on modern consoles…
Enter At Your Own Peril! – Dexter’s Laboratory: The Complete Series DVD Review
If you grew up in the mid ‘90s and had access to a TV, there’s almost no way that you haven’t heard of Dexter’s Laboratory. One of the most successful…
Sunset of Violence – Fading Afternoon Review
Fading Afternoon is a unique game. Created by Yeo, a Russian indie developer and published by Circle Entertainment, it completes a loose trilogy of Japanese street games similar in basic…
Putting the Schlock in Schlock Horror – Skeler Boy Review
NOTE: Skeler Boy is full of swearing and screenshots from the game are representative of gameplay and contain swearing. Horror gaming is a funny genre. You really never know what…
A Unique Strategic Fusion – Unicorn Overlord Review
Strategy games can broadly be clumped into two main categories, turn-based strategy and RTS or real-time strategy. There really aren’t many other approaches to the genre than these unless you…
A New Take On An Old Genre – Exographer Demo Review
While we’ve covered a ton of metroidvania-style games to the point that the genre is well and truly overdone, occasionally one comes out that still catches us off guard. Exographer…