Bigger and Better In Every Way – Dragon Ruins II Review
Back in September, I reviewed Dragon Ruins on Nintendo Switch, an auto battler dungeon crawler published by KEMCO. I described it as a mix of classic Wizardry and the original…
A Bite-Sized Mystery – The Last Case Of John Morley Review
Graphic adventures and mysteries have been a staple of gaming almost as long as gaming has been around. Mysteries captivate us in every medium whether it be movies, books, or…
A Hauntingly Good Time – Spooky Express Review
Full disclaimer: I intended to have this review up back on Halloween but I was ill and could not finish and so decided to take my time to revise the…
Spin To Win, Spin to Die! – CloverPit Review
Gambling has become incredibly pervasive in North America as of late. We’re absolutely inundated with calls to go to online and physical casinos, join sports betting sites, and buy tickets…
Cheshire Escher – Viewfinder Review
While the puzzle genre has been ubiquitous since the dawn of gaming, it’s typically one that we ignore as a lesser gaming experience. Sure we have things like Tetris and…
Polished And Perfection Action – Majogami Review
Inti Creates has long been a force in 2D action games, but not every game they have made has landed well. Yes the Gal Guardian games have been great, but…
Mini-Review: Verho – Curse of Faces
Before FromSoftware was famous for the Soulslike genre, the developer had another RPG that is well regarded by fans. The King’s Field series was a unique one, with first person…
A Laser Blast From The Past – R-Type Delta: HD Boosted Review
R-Type is an incredibly polarizing franchise because while it’s a beautiful example of classic gaming, it’s also one of the most punishing shmups out there and always has been. Ever…
Killing It In High School! – Demonschool Review
It’s not very often that you see something innovative these days, especially in the strategy field. The last time we saw something that really challenged the dominant designs of turn-based…
The Evolution of Run N Gun – Neon Inferno Review
I need to be fully transparent here when I say that Retroware might just be my favourite indie publisher right now. The company has worked with indie devs to release…