A Double-Layered Triple Threat – Ray’z Arcade Chronology Review
If you’re a shmup fan, you’ve probably been following the vast numbers of shmups being released for the Switch. It’s a weird phenomenon because the Switch is the weakest of…
Mini-Review – Blossom Tales II: The Minotaur Prince
When Blossom Tales: The Sleeping King was released, it quickly earned a well-deserved reputation for being the best indie-inspired Legend of Zelda game on the market. Now a sequel has…
Mini Review – The Rumble Fish 2
The early 2000s was an interesting period for fighting games, with many of the big names having difficulties and bowing out for a time. There were of course big names…
Mini Review – The Knight Witch
The Knight Witch is a game that had a lot of potential. A mix of shoot ’em up and Metroidvania, it immediately stood out as something different. But while the…
Purge The Corruption – Warhammer 40 000: Boltgun Review
Warhammer 40 000 has been getting quite a few video game adaptations lately, including three Necromunda games, a new Chaos Gate game, an Ork Run N Gun and the highly…
Beat ‘Em Up Archives (QUByte Classics)– A good set of games that fall short of perfection
Story: This collection includes two games which are Legend and Iron Commando. These are arcade-style games that don’t have much story outside of character dialogue occasionally that comes on screen…
Old School Nostalgia In A Modern Package – AEW Fight Forever Review
Guest Review by Tom Meneghini …………… So I got a chance to play a review copy of AEW Fight Forever for PS5 over the last few weeks. I was extremely…
A Triple Deep Dungeon Dive – Etrian Odyssey Origins Collection Review
If you’re a fan of first person dungeon games, there’s no more famous modern series than Etrian Odyssey. Since the release of the first game in 2007, fans have delighted…
Pronty Review – An Amazing Adventure Under The Sea
Metroidvanias are an interesting genre of games because there is so much that can be done with them. Gothic fantasy Metroidvanias are common thanks to inspiration from Castlevania, while others…
Mini Review – Batora: Lost Haven
Some games try and do simple things and end up creating something special in the process. And sometimes the opposite occurs and we get a game that tries to be…