Editorial: Why did Arms Lose Momentum and How Can It Come Back?
Nintendo is not really known for fighting games besides Super Smash Bros. and yet the company has released several over the years. There was Urban Champion, though that was closer…
Mini-Review: The Weird Dream
There are so many great Metroidvania titles that have been released over the last few years, that it is hard for new ones to stand out. The Weird Dream was…
Grandia HD Collection Review – Great RPGs or Nostalgia Overload?
The Grandia HD Collection consists of the first Grandia game originally released on the original Playstation and Grandia II which was originally released on the Sega Dreamcast. Both of these…
Death To The King! – Let’s Revolution Review
These days, every time you look at a description of a game, someone uses another game to explain what it’s like. As reviewers, we’re all guilty of it. We save…
Are We Ever Truly Alone? – Alone in the Dark Review
Alone in the Dark has always made its way through gaming in the background. The original game from 1992 was an early polygonal game from Infogrames that is considered the…
Editorial – Konami Should Bring Castlevania: Rondo of Blood & The Adventure Rebirth to Switch
The Castlevania series has a long history with Nintendo, from its roots on the NES/Famicom to the present day, there has constantly been a Castlevania presence on Nintendo systems. Konami…
A Very Different Experience – South Park: Snow Day! Review
When South Park Snow Day was first teased, many were excited about another South Park game, as The Stick of Truth and Fractured But Whole are amazing RPGs that made…
From Grids to llamas, to Tempest – Llamasoft: The Jeff Minter Story – Review
As of writing this review, I’ll be very honest. Before trying out this compilation on Switch. I knew nothing of longtime UK-based indie game developer Jeff Minter’s work outside of…
Mini Review: Amber
Things come in cycles in gaming, and this includes trends in terms of what inspires indie games. For many now, that inspiration comes from the early era of 3D Platformers…
Mini Review: BlazeRush
Sometimes you try a game because it catches your attention, thinking you know what to expect, only to be surprised in a pleasant way. That was the case with BlazeRush…