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- September 29, 2023 Osyaberi! Horijyo! Gehihor: Anna Holinski Saves The Universe, Alright?! (Switch) Review With a title that looks like a cat stepped…
- September 27, 2023 Rayland 2 (XSX) Review Direct sequel to the original light bouncing puzzle game,…
- September 27, 2023 EA Sports FC 24 Preview As the promised release date nears, I can’t help…
- September 26, 2023 Space Invaders on Gameboy is special – here’s why Space Invaders on Gameboy holds a crazy secret and…
- September 25, 2023 Mortal Kombat 1 (XSX) Review Mortal Kombat 1 perfectly brings the thirty-one-year-old franchise into…
Osyaberi! Horijyo! Gehihor: Anna Holinski Saves The Universe, Alright?! (Switch) Review
With a title that looks like a cat stepped on the keyboard, this 2D…
Rayland 2 (XSX) Review
Direct sequel to the original light bouncing puzzle game, Rayland 2 is more of…
Mortal Kombat 1 (XSX) Review
Mortal Kombat 1 perfectly brings the thirty-one-year-old franchise into the modern day. With four…
Sacrifice Your Friends (XSX) Review with stream
A frenzied, action-packed party brawer that supports four simultaneous players, Sacrifice Your Friends could…
Mystic Gate (XSX) Review with stream
A twin-stick action roguelike with bullethell properties, Mystic Gate is a decent game if…
Escape From Terror City (XSX) Review with stream
Containing the same visual style and gameplay of EastAsiaSoft’s ThunderKid series, Escape from Terror…
Demolish and Build Classic (Xbox One) Review
Demolish and Build Classic is a 2018 work-based simulation game developed by Noble Muffins…
Aliens: Dark Descent (XSX) Review
Having been waiting in an almost giddy anticipation for the small development studio, Tindalos…
We Stay Behind (PC) Demo Review
Backwoods Entertainment were good enough to bestow upon me a demo version of their…
Neko Journey (PS4) Review with stream
Unlike the weirdly experimental Neko Secret Room and the bizarre open world-style Neko Secret…
The Shape of Things (Switch) Review
Inspired by the Rubik’s Cube, The Shape of Things is a relaxing, casual puzzle…
The Making of Karateka (XSX) Review
Digital Eclipse enjoys out doing themselves. They have been re-releasing classic games for decades,…
Blasphemous 2 (XSX) Review
Although it doesn’t redefine gameplay elements within the Metroidvania genre, Blasphemous 2 firmly checks…
KillSquad (PS4) Review with Stream
Originally released on PC a couple years ago, KillSquad is now available on console…
Sinden Light Guns – A Retro Treasure in a Modern World
Light guns have long since fallen to the relentlessly rolling wheels of time, leaving…
PixelJunk Scrappers Deluxe (PS4) Review with Stream
Providing a unique take on the typical brawler, PixelJunk Scrappers Deluxe, created by Q…
Astro Flame: Starfighter (XSX) Review with stream
A vertical shooter with a leveling upgrade system, Astro Flame: Starfighter is a Sometimes…
Fluffy Milo (XSX) Review with stream
Fluffy Milo is an EastAsiaSoft published block pushing puzzle game that cost $4.99. It…
Egglien (XSX) Review with stream
A low-cost 2D retro-style platformer, Egglien is a quality short burst romp all about…
Running Fable (XSX) Review with stream
Originally released on PC last year, Running Fable has been ported to Xbox and…
Vampire Hunters (PC – Early Access) Review
Vampire Hunters is a new rogue-like shoot ’em up made and published by GameCraft…
Rusted Moss (PC) Review with stream
Grappling hooks in video games are one of those things that just seem like…
Car Detailing Simulator (Switch) Review
As another extension of all previously released Simulator games published by Ultimate Games, Car…
Sephonie (XSX) Review
A platformer with puzzle game elements, Sephonie is a unexpected gameplay experience. Centering around…
Swords & Bones 2 (Switch) Review
Swords & Bones 2 features the same visual style, retro gameplay, and level of…
EchoBlade (XSX) Review with Stream
EchoBlade deserves some credit for trying something different. Playing as a blind swordsman, the…
Sergeant Squidlies: Space Cop (PC) Review
Sergeant Squidlies: Space Cop is a text adventure game created by Ninjaconor. Stepping into…
Garlic (XSX) Review with Stream
Described as a hot and tasty retro-inspired action platformer, Garlic is loaded with ridiculous…
Yet Another Zombie Survivors (PC): Early Access Review
Yet Another Zombie Survivors is an upcoming auto-shooter game from the aptly named Awesome…
Deadliest Catch: The Game (Xbox) Review
With Deadliest Catch: The Game recently hitting the Xbox Store, we take a closer…
Ray’z Arcade Chronology (PS4) Review with Stream
Ray’z Arcade Chronology contains a trilogy of Taito shooters from the mid-90s: Raystorm, RayCrisis,…
Feeble Light (PS4) Review with Stream
For a $5 shooter, Feeble Light is an outstanding value. It is a fun,…
Neko Secret Homecoming (Switch) Review
A follow up to Neko Secret Room, Neko Secret Homecoming is more of the…
Reverie: Sweet As Edition (XSX) Review with Stream
Originally released on PS4 and Vita about five years ago, Reverie: Sweet As Edition…
Full Quiet (XSX) Review with stream (new NES game)
Retrotainment Games and 8-Bit Legit deserve a lot of credit for creating Full Quiet,…
Boo Party (Switch) Review
A casual adventure game about helping the undead during a party, Boo Party is…
Dr. Fetus’ Mean Meat Machine (XSX) Review with stream
Taking place after the events of Super Meat Boy Forever, Dr. Fetus’ Mean Meat…
Robolt (PS4) Review with stream
A simple run’n gun action platformer made by a small dev team, Robolt is…
Brain Show (PC) Review
In the quest to find a game that captures the same lively spirit as…
Candle Knight (PC) Review
In this review of the 2.5D indie platformer Candle Knight, we will delve into…
Osyaberi! Horijyo! Gehihor: Anna Holinski Saves The Universe, Alright?! (Switch) Review
With a title that looks like a cat stepped on the keyboard, this 2D horizontal shooter has a bright…
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