Gamer’s Paradise – PC Engine: The Box Art Collection Review
Bitmap Books has been putting out some amazing books the last few years. A Guide To Japanese Role-Playing for example is an absolutely essential guide. There are lots more too:…
To Boldly Roll – Star Trek Adventures RPG Core Rulebook Review
Trekkies are unique. Star Trek is easily one of the most popular sci-fi franchises on the planet, with numerous TV series, books, comics, cartoons, toys, cruises, and more. And Star…
A Double-Layered Triple Threat – Ray’z Arcade Chronology Review
If you’re a shmup fan, you’ve probably been following the vast numbers of shmups being released for the Switch. It’s a weird phenomenon because the Switch is the weakest of…
A Triple Deep Dungeon Dive – Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection Review
If you’re a fan of first person dungeon games, there’s no more famous modern series than Etrian Odyssey. Since the release of the first game in 2007, fans have delighted…
Venture Forth! – The Venture Bros.: The Complete Series DVD Review
If you’re reading this, there’s a better than 50/50 chance that you’ve never heard of The Venture Bros. Created by Christopher McCulloch and Eric Hammer, The Venture Bros. is an…
Death in the Dark – Amnesia: The Bunker Review
We’re going to do things a little different this time around. Instead of simply breaking down the game and the backstory, I’m going to tell you why I don’t like…
A Sci-Fi Tour De Force – Planet of Lana Review
There are plenty of short indie games floating about these days. It seems like every time you turn around, 20 more indie titles drop and it’s legitimately hard to keep…
Swirling Darkness – Miasma Chronicles Review
It’s hard to make a solid tactical strategy game. There are a few templates to choose from: Fire Emblem, Nectaris, Langrisser, Tactics Ogre, and X-Com. Most of the turn-based strategy…
Through the Eyes of an Adult: The Social Commentary & Relevance of Captain America
Author’s Note: This article was originally published on Nov. 11, 2017 Spoiler Alert! If you haven’t read the December 1973 issue of Captain America And The Falcon (#168) yet, this…
Back to the ‘90s! – Terminal Velocity Boosted Edition Review
This is a particularly personal review for me. Terminal Velocity came out for DOS PCs back in 1995 and it was one of those games that just floated around from…