Piracy. It’s A Lifestyle – Cat Quest III Review
Cat Quest is back! If you’re not familiar with the runaway indie hit Cat Quest from developer The Gentlebros, you’ve been missing out. In short, it’s an action/RPG with cats.…
Turbo Kid Review – Transmedia masterpiece or mediocre flop?
The story of Turbo Kid takes place at the end of the film of the same name and leads up to the story of the second upcoming film. For this…
Born of Bread Review – Half-Baked Paper Mario clone, or tasty treat?
In Born of Bread, you play as a bread golem named Loaf. Loaf is brought to life by the royal baker. This is the result of using a magical book…
Nocturnal Review – Does it deserve to remain in the shadows?
The story of Nocturnal is that you play as a soldier named Ardeshir. Ardeshir has returned home to his island, only to find that it’s been engulfed and ravaged by…
A Satisfying Mix of Action & RPG – Tokyo Xanadu eX+ Switch Review
If you follow RPGs and more specifically Japanese game developer Falcom, you’ve probably heard of Tokyo Xanadu. It was originally released on the Playstation Vita way back in 2017 followed…
The Perfect Guide – Run ‘n’ Gun: A History of On-Foot Shooters 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…
Gunship DX Review – Technically impressive or bargain bin shooter?
Gunship DX is a game that isn’t seen all that often on the GameBoy handheld, as the game is an on rails military shooter. As with most arcade on rail…
Mini-Review: Deathchron
Throwback style games are common now and finding a way to stand out from the crowd is very important. Deathchron from Crescent Moon Game has taken the route of trying…
Come Hither To Abathor – Abathor Review
The golden age of arcade Hack n Slash games brought us classics like Rastan and Golden Axe which have aged like fine wines and still are held in high regard…
Fun Without Screens – Natsu-Mon: 20th Century Summer Kid Review
Slice of life content is a big thing these days. With protests, bombings, biased news, corrupt politicians, climate change, and so much more, things are a little rough around the…