BUBBLE BOBBLE Sugar Dungeons Boosted Review: A Sweet Upgrade Worth Revisiting
When I reviewed Bubble Bobble Sugar Dungeons, I called it one of the more interesting risks TAITO has taken with the series in years, turning Bub’s dungeon crawls into a…
Mexican Ninja – Mildly offensive or a must play experience?
Mexican drug cartels and Japanese Yakuza have merged to form the all powerful “Narkuza” clan. This tyrannical syndicate rules the city of Nuevo Tokyo with an iron fist, leaving the…
DoDonPachi Resurrection Reignite Review: A Re-Release That Goes Backward
Some re-releases manage to make you wonder how an older game could possibly look worse dressed up for a modern platform than it did on hardware that is now over…
Burninating The Countryside – Feed The Scorchpot Review
There are plenty of games out there that simulate board games. Games like Catan, Sagrada, Dune Imperium, Fury of Dracula and many more are available digitally for those that don’t…
R-Type Dimensions III Review: Style Over Substance
R-Type has been one of the defining names in the shoot ’em up genre since the original arcade cabinet debuted back in 1987, and R-Type III: The Third Lightning has…
Sacred 2 Remaster Switch Review: A Flawed But Fun Action RPG
Sacred 2 Remaster arriving on Nintendo Switch makes a strange kind of sense. The original game belongs to a period when action RPGs still chased enormous worlds, tangled systems, and…
Theropods Review : A Unique Wordless Point-and-Click Adventure
There is something genuinely admirable about a developer who looks at the point and click formula and decides to strip out one of its most fundamental pillars, and that is…
LOTR: War in the North Legacy Edition Switch 2 Review
Middle-earth games have had a strange history, with some becoming beloved classics while others get forgotten almost as soon as they hit shelves. The Lord of the Rings: War in…
Ground Zero Hero Review: Chaos Over Depth
The survivors-like genre is drowning in imitators at this point, and it takes something genuinely weird to stand out from the pack. Ground Zero Hero, developed solo by Rowan Edmondson…
Early Access Review – Entropy
Lovely Hellplace made a name for itself with Dread Delusion, a studio clearly drawn to the strange, the unsettling, and the deliberately ugly corners of retro game design. Entropy carries…