Gnome Cave – Is This Book A Horror Gem, or Should James Rolfe Stick To The AVGN?
James Rolfe is best known for his YouTube series, The Angry Video Game Nerd, where he did humorous reviews of classic games in the character of a nerd who was…
A New Setting For An Old Terror – Silent Hill f Review
Trigger Warning: Silent Hill f features significant scenes of graphic violence, child abuse, and self-harm among others. It is intended only for mature audiences and may be disturbing to some…
You Have My Sword…and My Match! – Puzzle Quest: Immortal Edition Review
Puzzle Quest is an interesting series that slips under the radar of a lot of players. That’s astounding considering the popularity of Match-3 games both in general and on mobile…
Preview – Simon the Sorcerer Origins
Simon the Sorcerer was a classic series of point-and-click adventure games from the 90s that followed in the model of the classic Lucasarts adventure games. The series was always one…
Memories and Magic Meet – Quartet Review
The label “classic” and “JRPG” are nearly synonymous with one another, according to history. It can be said that the RPG format would revolutionize the gaming industry. Decades after the…
A Lost Treasure Found – Shantae Advance: Risky Revolution Review
Shantae is a beloved series from WayForward, and there have been many entries over the years. The Half-Genie hero has been in some truly great Metroidvania adventures, but one has…
The Return Of The Beginning – Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter Review
Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter is finally here…again! If you’re a Falcom fan, you already know what this means and what we’re about to talk about but for those…
Approachable and Satisfying Strategy – Dark Deity 2 Review
A few years ago, we reviewed Dark Deity, an interesting strategy RPG that took its cues from a number of classic games but ended up creating its own personality along…
“I Got Isekai’d Into a Shmup” – Classic bullet-hell or too much too fast?
“I Got Isekai’d Into a Shmup” wastes no time on its unique premise. The story in this game is that you’re a gamer that has become exhausted after a long…
Mission in Snowdriftland – Can a event based Flash game really be something more?
Mission in Snowdriftland was originally released as an online Flash game in 2006. The game was playable on Nintendo’s website as an interactive Advent Calendar leading up to 12/25/06. This…