Ditto Rebuilds The Pokemon World- Pokémon Pokopia Review
Pokémon Pokopia is the newest Pokémon game, and a satisfying blend between Dragon Quest Builders and Pokémon. It is a brain child of the Pokémon Company, Game Freak, and Koei…
Savage Realms Monthly: February 2026 Review
I think by now it is no secret I am a fan of Sword and Sorcery fiction. The genre has been around for decades, even before Fritz Leiber gave it…
Chill But Complex – DigDigDrill Review
Digging games are fun. Whether it’s Minecraft, Terraria, Steamworld Dig, Dig Dug, or Shovel Knight Dig (review here), there’s just something weirdly gratifying about digging little digital holes in games.…
A Return To The Classics – The Disney Afternoon Collection Nintendo Switch 2 Review
When The Disney Afternoon Collection was first released nine years ago, it was a joyous moment for games to see classic Capcom Disney games return, but there was something missing.…
A Roguelike Mystery – Blue Prince Review
Blue Prince is a uniquely odd game that swept the indie gaming community by storm last year. Releasing to massive acclaim, this strange indie game is the debut title from…
Different From The Rest – Dragon Spira Review
I have a love / hate relationship with KEMO and the games the publisher puts out. Many are a bit generic and paint by numbers, and then you have titles…
Movie Thoughts – Why Jason X Was A Brilliant Self-Satire
Last month, I discussed how the 2009 Friday the 13th remake was the best entry in the franchise, and this is something I still stand by. I also noted only…
Pokémon FireRed and LeafGreen – Did we really need another re-release of Green and Red?
Ryan’s Thoughts The 2026 digital release of Pokémon LeafGreen on the Nintendo Switch is a fascinating time capsule. Re-released to celebrate the 30th anniversary of the franchise, this isn’t a…
The Prince of Azuria and his Rathalos will save the world- Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflections Review
Monster Hunter Stories 3: Twisted Reflections is a brand new RPG in the beloved Monster Hunter Stories series, and it’s the first in the series where the player is actually…
Learning From The Past – Path of Mystery: A Brush with Death Review
It’s not very often that we get to see interesting new IPs that are promising these days. With games fizzling before they’re even released due to public feedback and the…