Wanted Dead Review: Should it have died during development?
The story of Wanted Dead follows a week in the life of Hannah Stone. She is a cyborg convict who had her life sentence commuted when she agreed to take…
Feature: Ten Indie Games To Watch In 2024
We took a look at ten games to watch in 2024 earlier this month, but there were no indies included because this year we are giving indies a chance to…
Feature: Ten Games to Watch in 2024
2024 is here and with it comes a new year of game releases. As is a tradition dating back to our days on Real Otaku Gamer, we will take a…
High Above Me, She’s So Lovely – Jusant Review
Sometimes you just want something different. A relaxing farming game like Doraemon Story of Seasons (review here). A unique puzzle game such as The Talos Principle. Something that lets you…
Editorial: The Best of Gaming in 2023
2023 has come to an end and so I want to take a look at what the best gaming had to offer in 2023. This is a list of my…
Fitness Boxing Fist of the North Star – More than an exercise game, it’s an experience
Fighting Mania: Fist of the North Star is a coin-op boxing arcade game based on the Fist of the North Star Manga. Developed and published by Konami, it was released…
So Much Potential – Super Crazy Rhythm Castle Review
Super Crazy Rhythm Castle was a game that instantly caught my attention when it was first revealed. A chaotic rhythm game from Konami? Well that had me curious right away…
This Game Rocks – Dungeons and Doomknights Review
Dungeons and Doomknights is a game that bills itself as a ZeldaVania and after a short time playing, you quickly will come to see what the developers were going for.…
A Modern Experience – Hammerwatch Anniversary Edition Review
Hammerwatch is back in a big way for its’ 10th anniversary. Developer Crackshell and publisher Modus Games have managed to not only port the recently released Hammerwatch II (review here)…
Dropping the Hammer – Hammerwatch II Review
When Hammerwatch (review here) dropped way back in 2013 from developer Crackshell, it was a unique indie surprise. Here was a title that used retro pixel art to focus primarily…