Mini Review – Feudal Bros Tonosama #1
When the term Kusoge is mentioned, a number of things come to mind. Unbalanced fighting games, bizarrely programmed games, the Sunsoft game Ikki ( which got a great revival as…
The Gals Are Back In Town – Gal Guardians: Servants of the Dark Review
When Inti Creates released Gal Guardians: Demon Purge, it was a neat take on the Gal Gun series. The developer took the risque rail shooter and turned it into a…
A Pirate’s Life For Me – Like A Dragon: Pirate Yakuza in Hawaii Review
The Yakuza series, aka the Like a Dragon series, has been through many games and incarnations, from the classic games, to Samurai spinoffs, to the shift to JRPGs. Now, the…
An Adventure Through The Stars – Omega 6: The Triangle Stars Review
Video game art is a major part of what we love about video games, and Takaya Imamura has been responsible for the art in some of the most iconic Nintendo…
Diablo II Ressurected Review – The definitive experience, or should you stick with the original?
Diablo II Resurrected is a remaster of Diablo II and it’s expansion Lord of Destruction. The story of Diablo II is that Diablo has returned, taken on the embodiment of…
Romance, Skateboards, and Space Aliens – Star Overdrive Review
Ever wanted to take the hoverboards from Back to the Future II out for a spin and find out how cool they could be? That’s kind of what’s going on…
Train Sim World VR: New York: Just another boring sim game, or something more?
Train Sim World VR: New York doesn’t have much in the way of a story at all. The only story here is that you’re a train operator on the job…
To Render Or Not To Render – Rendering Ranger: R2 [Rewind] Review
If you’re an old SNES and SFC collector, you’ve probably heard of Rendering Ranger R2, one of the rarest Japanese SFC releases from way back in 1995. In fact, complete…
Fable of Fairy Stones – Mini Review
A game that always caught my attention was 3D Dot Game Heroes, a game that From Software made as a voxel-based take on the classic Legend of Zelda format. It…
Mark of the Deep Review: A treasure worth diving into turbulent waters for
Guest review by FKAGUNDAM Off the bat, Mark of the Deep’s art style resembles that of 2020’s Hades, and with an isometric view, the comparison between both is shared in…