Isle of Reveries Review: A Charming Zelda-Style Adventure
There is a certain comfort in a game that knows exactly what it wants to be, and Isle of Reveries is a clear love letter to the Game Boy Colour…
Brigandine Abyss Review: More Content, Less Strategic Depth
Guest Review By The Glorious Dianna Brigandine Abyss has an interesting problem, and it is one I did not expect going in. On paper, this is exactly the kind of…
Print I Love U Review: A Cute Romance With a Dark Secret
Guest Review By The Glorious Dianna Print I Love U presents an immediately intriguing premise. The game is discovered on a second-hand laptop belonging to someone who has mysteriously disappeared,…
Donutal Review: An Out-of-This-World Visual Novel
I have to admit that Donutal grabbed me the moment I heard the pitch. Papers, Please already proved that stamping documents at a border checkpoint could be tense, but Donutal…
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Review: A Samurai Series Reborn
Onimusha has not felt like a series with much of a future for a very long time. Capcom has spent years digging up its older franchises in one form or…
The Blood of Dawnwalker Review: When Every Day Comes With a Cost
Rebel Wolves is a new studio, but The Blood of Dawnwalker does not play like a debut. It takes the bones of a story driven action RPG and drops them…
BUBBLE BOBBLE Sugar Dungeons Boosted Review: A Sweet Upgrade Worth Revisiting
When I reviewed Bubble Bobble Sugar Dungeons, I called it one of the more interesting risks TAITO has taken with the series in years, turning Bub’s dungeon crawls into a…
Mexican Ninja – Mildly offensive or a must play experience?
Mexican drug cartels and Japanese Yakuza have merged to form the all powerful “Narkuza” clan. This tyrannical syndicate rules the city of Nuevo Tokyo with an iron fist, leaving the…
DoDonPachi Resurrection Reignite Review: A Re-Release That Goes Backward
Some re-releases manage to make you wonder how an older game could possibly look worse dressed up for a modern platform than it did on hardware that is now over…
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…