This Game is Great For Your Mental Well-Being – PowerWarsh Simulator Review
Anxiety is something that can wreak havoc on your life, especially if you have a condition where it is severe. Gaming can be an escape from this for a short…
Death By MS Paint – World of Horror Review
World of Horror from Ysbryd Games immediately captures your attention. With its vintage 80s PC style, disturbing use of black and white imagery, and obvious Lovecraftian influences, there’s a whole…
No End To The Tedium – Inescapable: No Rules, No Rescue Review
READER’S NOTE: The language in Inescapable is intended for Mature audiences only. Please be aware that the screenshots in this review accurately reflect the content within the game and may…
A Welcome Collection of Classics – VISCO Collection Review
VISCO Corporation was a great company that released around 38 arcade games in a variety of genres that were popular at the time. Puzzle games, racers, platformers, shmups and fighting…
This Game Now Has Bite- Romancelevania Review
Have you ever seen a trailer that just sells you on a game and makes you want to play right away? It happens a lot but sadly the reality often…
A Unique Concept – Ebenezer and the Invisible World Review
A Christmas Carol is not the first story that comes to mind when it comes to video games. Even then, if a video game were to be made, you would…
A Better Bug – Blue Beetle 4K Blu-Ray Review
When Blue Beetle was announced by Warner Bros., it was met with a resounding ‘meh’. Blue Beetle has long been a third string hero for DC Comics and one that…
An Unforgiving Clone – Toziuha Night: Dracula’s Revenge Review
Castlevania may have spawned more clones than any other game in the history of gaming. For decades, developers have been trying to capture that old Konami magic and even Konami…
QUByte Classics – The Immortal by PIKO Review
The Immortal was a classic game that has a strong reputation on consoles and computers, albeit not as much on the NES. QUBye Games released a collection of the game’s…
Movie Review – Dracula 1931 (Spanish Version)
The 1931 Bela Lugosi film “Dracula” is an all-time classic, there is no denying that. But not many know that there was another Dracula film made at the same time…