A Survival Experience For Everyone – Survival Kids Review
When Konami announced the return of Survival Kids at the Switch 2 direct back in April, many were surprised to see the series come back. It had seen a series…
A Wonderful Celebration: The Art of Point-and-Click Adventure Games Review
Bitmap Books has been putting out some amazing books over the last few years., such as I’m Too Young To Die: The Ultimate Guide to First-Person Shooters 1992–2002, The Secret…
Time Keeps Tickin’ Away – Metaphor: ReFantazio Review
If you’ve been following Atlus a long time, you’re probably familiar with the wide variety of genres and backgrounds they’ve made games in. Naturally, the Persona and Shin Megami Tensei…
Ruffy and the Riverside Review – Another nostalgic trip, or an unforgettable experience?
The story in Ruffy and the Riverside is that the mischievous villain known as Groll is attempting to destroy the World Core and throw the world of Riverside into chaos.…
Crypt Sweeper Review – Crypt of gold, or should you stay away?
The story of Crypt Sweeper isn’t in-depth and complex, as one would expect for a puzzle game. The story is that Death has discovered a loophole in their Contract. If…
Backyard Baseball ’97 – Is it worth coming back to, or should you leave it in the past?
Because Backyard Baseball ‘97 is a baseball game, there isn’t a story here at all. It’s a baseball sports game that features kids playing baseball in backyards. What this game…
The Arthurian RPG We Have Been Waiting For – Tainted Grail: The Fall of Avalon Review
Ever since I was young, I was fascinated by the Arthurian mythos and later on, wider Welsh / Brythonic legends. The Arthurian mythose have helped make Welsh mythology some of…
Do Better…Or Die – The Alters Review
When a game isn’t heavily promoted and slips under the radar, it’s sometimes hard to get a handle on what exactly you’re getting into. There are a ton of fantastic…
Echoes of the Unread Demo – Should you play and back this game, or look at other projects?
The story of Echoes of the Unread follows a child named Rhapsody . Rhapsody finds herself stuck in a library and the librarian will not let Rhapsody leave. It’s now…
Hermano Review – Fun platformer, or should it be left to rot?
The story of Hermano is that you play as Nano who visited his brother Mano’s grave on the Day of the Dead. In doing so, this unleashed monsters and demons…