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…
Love & Other Scholarly Pursuits – The Quintessential Quintuplets Double Pack Review
Chances are that you are either unfamiliar with The Quintessential Quintuplets or you’re very familiar with them. It’s not exactly the sort of series that the average gamer would encounter…
The Fast and The Infuriating – Horizon Chase 2 Review
There are plenty of racing games out there with a ridiculous number of options. Not all that long ago, we covered The Crew Motorfest for example, a game that had…
The True Danger of AI – System Shock Xbox Review
Usually it’s important not to date yourself, especially when reviewing games, but some of us may have purchased the original System Shock on DOS way back in 1994. To be…
Guttering Out – Candle Knight Review
Dark, quasi-medieval games make for some of the best types of games. Just look back at classics like Castlevania and Dark Souls. Culturally, we’re drawn to that era of heroes…
How Warfare Got Its Groove Back – Wargroove 2 Review
If you haven’t played Wargroove yet, you’ve absolutely missed out. The smash indie hit from developer Chucklefish came out in 2019 and absolutely rocked it. A deep tactical grid-based game…