Kunio The Rogue – River City Saga: Journey To The West Review
The River City / Kunio games have been on a roll lately, especially the spinoff series River City Girls and the River City Three Kingdoms games, just to give some…
Mini Review: Realm of Ink
When Hades came out, it helped establish a new subgenre of roguelikes that are often called Hadeslikes, with games like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles : Splintered Fate being seen as…
A Blueprint For The Series Future – Star Fox Review
Star Fox is a series that has a lot of fans but also a rocky history. The first game on the SNES was a cult classic, but Star Fox 2…
The Past Comes Calling – R-Type Tactics I • II Cosmos Review
R-Type is a venerated franchise that has been around since the late 80s. Known for its gruelling difficulty and unique enemy designs, the shmup franchise from Irem has made its…
Truck Driver: The American Dream – Worth the long haul, or keep moving?
The narrative centers on Nathan, a down-on-his-luck protagonist who decides to get his life back on track by stepping into the shoes of his late father, a famous and well-respected…
Bubsy 4D – Triumphant return of Bubsy or nothing but a wet hairball?
The story of Bubsy 4D is that Bubsy’s classic adversaries, the alien Woolies, orchestrate a plot to capture all of Earth’s sheep. Bubsy doesn’t care, they’re sheep. That is until…
Another Hole In The Wall – Wall World 2 Switch Review
If you missed out on Wall World, it’s definitely time to remedy that. The first game released in 2023 and snuck under the radar of most players. It’s a unique…
007 First Light (Xbox Series)- Fresh new Bond or should the franchise be retired?
007 First Light abandons the narrative and lore of the films and games that came before it. Instead it tells a re-imagined origin story of how James Bond became the…
The Legend Begins – 007 First Light (PS5) Review
There’s always a lot to live up to with a new James Bond game. The shadow of Goldeneye hangs heavy over all Bond games and has for a good three…
Editorial: The Goemon Collection Deserves A Chance In The West
Guest editorial by Billy Ruin. Buried within February’s otherwise mid Nintendo Direct was a nice surprise. For Japanese gamers, at least. An entire collection of classic Ganbare Goemon games spanning…