The Brothers Are Back – Mario & Luigi: Brothership Review
The Mario & Luigi series has had a large fanbase since it began on the GBA so many years ago, but when developer AlphaDream shut down, the future of the…
Not Your Average Trails – The Legend of Heroes: Trails Through Daybreak Review
The Legend of Heroes franchise has taken us on a years-long tour through the Erebonian Empire, into the borderlands of Crossbell, and even to far away Liberl. Almost no corner…
Atari 2600+ Review – Is it worth picking up or should you seek out the original console?
Design: The Atari 2600+ is a console that came out back in 2023 and was co-developed and manufactured by Plaion, and Atari Inc. It was made to replicate the original…
Call of Duty Black Ops 6 Review – Did this game bite off more than it can chew, or is it the pinnacle of the franchise?
I won’t give away too much of the story in COD: BO6, but I will say that the story features a very gripping narrative that blends the historic events of…
Ty The Tasmanian Tiger: Bush Rescue Bundle – Deluxe Review: Should you pick this up, or stick to the digital releases?
In this review, I will be covering the physical release of Ty The Tasmanian Tiger: Bush Rescue Bundle – Deluxe for Nintendo Switch. I will first go over the physical…
Metro Awakening VR Review- Best in the series, or should it be left in the depths?
Metro Awakening VR (referred to as MAVR going forward) serves as a prequel in the Metro video game series. It tells the story of Serdar as he ventures into the…
Thank You For Next – River City Saga: Three Kingdoms Next Review
When River City Saga Three Kingdoms was released, it was an extremely welcome experience from the Kunio-Kun series. The beat em up mechanics were excellent as were the RPG mechanics,…
The love-bite, it is the beginning – Carpathian Night Starring Bela Lugosi Review
Classicvanias are having a bit of a resurgence lately with many great titles such as Lords of Exile, the Bloodstained Curse of the Moon games, and of course, Haunted Castle…
A Very Gothic RPG Experience – Drova: Forsaken Kin Review
Sometimes a game has a pitch that just instantly captures your attention, and in the case of Drova: Forsaken Kin, that pitch was that the game was a “Gothic-inspired pixel…
MushihimaSama Review – Pick it up before it’s too late, or leave it in the realm of obscurity?
MushihimaSama doesn’t have much of a story, and for a shmup, that isn’t necessarily unheard of. The only story elements you have are in the brief animated scenes at the…