Mini-Review : Marron’s Day – A Wholesome & Cozy Experience
Marron’s Day is a neat game that provides something different when it comes to Nintendo Switch indie games. A short (1-2 hour long) story driven game that uses Game Boy-style…
Blood Typers Review – Type Like Your Life Will Depend On It
Guest Review By FKAGundam Blood Typers : When it comes to typing-based games, like Blood Typers, the experience is almost dependent on the player’s efficiency in words per minute. Although…
Tempest Tower – Early Access Mini Review
Tempest Tower is a neat game that takes a different approach to cooperative tower defense gameplay. The genre has been full of games that put a twist on the format…
Mini-Review : Justice Ninja Casey
Ratalaika Games has been doing an excellent job in the last while, of re-releasing classic Japan-only games for a wider audience. Dice Heroes was a fantastic re-release that included multiple…
MOAR SUIKODEN! – Suikoden I & II HD Remaster Gate Rune and Dunan Unification Wars Review
Yes, that’s a very long title for a game but it’s about damn time we got some remaster action in the Suikoden series! Suikoden I & II HD Remaster Gate…
Tomb Raider IV-VI Remastered Review- Should you join Lara on her darkest journey again?
The Tomb Raider Remastered IV-VI collection consists of three games in the series. Tomb Raider IV: The Last Revelation tells the story of Lara Croft and how she accidentally unleashed…
It’s time To Duel Again – Yu-Gi-Oh! Early Days Collection Review
Konami has been releasing many classic games in new collections recently, such as Castlevania, Metal Gear and more. Now Konami has turned its attention to another franchise which is celebrating…
Zed and Zee Review – Must play platformer or just a nostalgic cash grab?
Tengen for some was a household name back in the hayday of the NES. Bringing us games like Pac-Man and RBI Baseball on these weird looking black cartridges in these…
A Classic Sci-Fi Series Begins: Never 7 – The End of Infinity Review
If you’ve never heard of Never 7 – The End of Infinity, that’s not incredibly surprising. While successful in Japan, this visual novel never had any Western releases aside from…
Romance and Danger at 51 Meters: Ever 17 – The Out of Infinity Review
You may have heard of Ever 17 if you’re a visual novel fan. Originally released in 2002, it was translated for PC in 2005, long before the visual novel scene…