Duskfall Is Here! – Undermine 2 Early Access Review
If you haven’t heard of Undermine, you’re missing out. The original game (review here) was an absolute indie roguelike masterpiece and while it didn’t get quite the acclaim of Hades…
The Past Lives In Modern Classics – Quartet Nintendo Switch Review
The label “classic” and “JRPG” have been nearly synonymous with one another, throughout video game history. It can be said that the RPG format would revolutionize the gaming industry and…
A Lost Treasure Is Found: Spica Adventure Mini-Review
TAITO had a wide variety of titles released in the arcades from the golden age of arcades when it helped kick off the shmup genre with Space Invaders, even to…
Mini Review – Kingdom’s Return: Time-Eating Fruit and the Ancient Monster
Inti Creates has released some truly amazing games over the years, but not everything the developer has produced has been golden. Some releases feel like they lack the polish and…
Mii Island is a blast! Tomodachi Life Living the Dream Review
Tomodachi Life was a beloved classic on the 3DS, known as Tomodachi Collection in Japan. For years the series stayed relatively quiet, but that changed with the release of its…
Legacy of Kain: Ascendance – Fresh new take or a drain on the essence of the series?
Ryan’s Thoughts Legacy of Kain: Ascendance takes a bold but polarizing swing by centering its narrative on Elaleth, the previously unknown sister of Raziel, in a prequel story set before…
To Prison and Beyond! – Monstrum Nox Book Review
Ys is back! But not a new game…instead it’s time for a new Ys novel! A few years ago we covered the spectacular Lacrimosa of Dana novel (review here) from…
What is Best In Hel? – Jotunnslayer: Hordes of Hel Conan DLC Review
Jotunnslayer: Hordes of Hel is a neat game when it comes to Survivors-like games. A game that was closer to Halls of Torment in terms of allowing button presses to…
Something Smells Rotten In This Town and Jack Is On The Case – MOUSE: P.I. For Hire Review
When Cuphead was first revealed, it kicked off a storm with its hand-drawn animation that resembled 1930s rubber hose style cartoons, and used those visuals well with its run-n-gun gameplay.…
Étrange Overlord Review – An Experience That Dares To Be Itself
Guest Review By DaNoble Damonicus Most small-studio anime action RPGs blend into the background like background noise. Then along comes Etrange Overlord, developed by a compact team including Gemdrops, and…