Dodgin’ Bullets and Tellin’ Stories – Truxton Extreme Review
Truxton is back! The last release in the series, Truxton II (aka Tatsujin Oh! in Japan) was only released a few years ago…in 1992. Ok, fine, that was 34 years…
This Fate is Promising – Fatekeeper Early Access Review
I tune into most gaming events and livestreams, and often have a muted reaction unless something truly impresses me. When it comes to THQ Nordic’s showcases, I typically tuned in…
Evergate – Wonderful platformer, or too difficult for it’s own good?
The narrative of Evergate centers on Ki, a child-like, glowing spirit who arrives in the afterlife ready to pass through the titular Evergate to reincarnate. Before Ki can make the…
The Captain Must Save the Girl and Himself?- Granblue Fantasy Relink Endless Ragnarok Review
Granblue Fantasy has spent years building a devoted following on the strength of its cast, its colorful world, and its knack for blending storytelling with combat that never quite feels…
The Beat Is Everything – Rhythm Heaven Groove Review
Rhythm Heaven Groove is the latest entry in Nintendo’s long-running rhythm series, delivering a collection of 80 bite-sized rhythm games built around simple controls, memorable music, and the series’ trademark…
King’s Field Has A Worthy Heir: Verho – Curse of Faces Console Review
Before FromSoftware was famous for the Soulslike genre, the developer had another RPG series that was ( and still is) that is well regarded by fans, with the King’s Field…
High Octane Perfection At Home & On The Go – Devil May Cry 5 Devil Hunter Edition Review
Capcom has been one of the most reliable third-party partners the Switch 2 has going for it, and after the strong native ports of Resident Evil 7: Biohazard and Resident…
A Riddle Wrapped In An Enigma Inside An RPG -The Remake of the End of the Greatest RPG of All Time Review
CoinDrop Games and Glootschke Games have taken an unusual premise and transformed it into one of the most inventive puzzle adventures in recent memory. The Remake of the End of…
Kill la Kill -IF – Great fighting game or too much fan service?
Kill la Kill -IF delivers a surprisingly robust narrative experience that avoids the typical retelling of anime plotlines often found in licensed fighters based off of anime. Developed under the…
Unique In Good Way – Clockwork Ambrosia Review
Most Metroidvanias build progression around movement. New abilities open new paths, which lead to more abilities, and the cycle continues until the map is fully unlocked. Clockwork Ambrosia takes a…