Posts Tagged ‘Featured’

The Pit: Infinity (PC) Review

January 17, 2020

Expectations of indie games should always be fairly low when starting out. It isn’t fair to judge a small team who is dedicated to a project, mainly in their free time, on the same basis as a full triple A company. The lower price point also helps with [...]

by gillman

8.0

Super Crush K.O. (Switch) Review

January 16, 2020

With a mix of fluid, hand-drawn pastel art and flowing combat, Super Crush K.O. is an indie beat-em gem. Karen, who is dressed like an early 90s high-schooler, is on a quest to save her cat from being loved by female robot. Along the way, the [...]

by squallsnake

5.0

Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3: The Black Order (Switch) Review

January 14, 2020

Published by Nintendo, Marvel Ultimate Alliance 3 is a Switch exclusive fans didn’t expect when it launched in mid-2019. Unfortunately, gameplay is an unbalanced mess but the narrative provides tons of fan service. Developed by Koei, usually best known [...]

by squallsnake

5.0

Technosphere Reload (Switch) Review

January 10, 2020

Originally released on PC in 2019, Technosphere Reload is a slower paced marble rolling sim where the ultimate goal is to get from Point A to Point B. Along the way, the player must overcome all sorts of traps and hazards as well as platforming obstacles [...]

by squallsnake

4.0

AO Tennis 2 (Xbox One) Review

January 9, 2020

The developers at Big Ant released the original AO International Tennis title in 2018. Now, two years later, AO Tennis 2 feels like weak DLC at best over the original as flaws remain uncorrected in this sophomore effort. AO, which stands for Australian [...]

by squallsnake

MyGamer Visual Cast – The Pit: Infinity (PC)

January 9, 2020

Released towards the end of 2019, The Pit: Infinity is a FPS roguelike with co-op multiplayer options. Gillman hates this game while Squall tries to give it a chance. Then they get side tracked and talk about 2019 and look ahead to the gaming landscape of [...]

by squallsnake

8.0

Super Korotama (PS4) Review

January 3, 2020

Recreating a Japanese arcade game, Super Korotama is easy to pick-up-and-play but will drive you crazy (in a good way) from the seemingly simple challenge. From a flat perspective, the goal is to guide a magnetic ball to a specific hole on the game board [...]

by squallsnake

1.5

Repressed (PC) Review

January 2, 2020

Repressed is the story of someone going through therapy. There is probably a long and drawn out way to say that everything in this world probably symbolizes something, or should, but the truth is that it is all meaningless and hollow. Even [...]

by gillman

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