Author: alhanalem
Review: Senran Kagura: Peach Ball
What we have here is something kind of special, and there's a story behind it (and in it!). I was browsing video games on Amazon, as I often do, when I stumbled upon something I thought was very odd: What appeared to be a pinball-type game with a Mature rating. "How could you make a Mature pinball game?" I asked myself. Read More
Review: Project Nimbus: Complete Edition
World War 3, a yet-to-exist event many a video game has been centered around, has ended. The surface of Earth has been destroyed, and people now reside in giant flying cities in the sky. And so begins the backdrop for Project Nimbus: Complete Edition... Read More
Review: Rise of Industry
All right, let me first say that I am not the biggest simulation fan. I usually play video games to… erm, escape… from reality. However I have enjoyed some sims over the years, such as the Civilization franchise, Maxis' line of Sim games like Sim City, Sim Ant and Sim Farm, along with others of their era like Roller Coaster Tycoon, Theme Park and Transport Tycoon. Read More
Preview: Million to One Hero
Creative games that let you build your own stuff are popular these days. I myself have spent a good deal of time streaming Super Mario Maker so people can watch me torture mysel...err...have a blast playing custom Super Mario adventures. Read More
Preview: Malkyrs: Arenas of Eternity
Online card games. They’re pretty popular these days. There are traditional TCGs that spawned digital adaptations, like Wizards of the Coast’s Magic: The Gathering, as well as those... Read More
Review: Dynasty Warriors 8 Xtreme Legends: Definitive Edition
The Action Continues Ah, good ol’ Koei Tecmo (Or was it Tecmo Koei?), I finally get to write about something of yours. Eager to ride the ever rising... Read More
Preview: Soundfall
In a word: unique. That was definitely the easiest word to go with after playing the preview version of Soundfall, a game by startup studio Drastic Games. Yes,... Read More
Review: Zone of the Enders: The 2nd Runner – M∀RS [PC]
Space! Action! Story! So if you know me at all on this site, this review is going to be a bit different from usual. I admit I went... Read More
Review: ZiQ
ZiQ Be Nimble A runner game on PC? Typically this type of game is encountered on mobile platforms, but here’s one for the casual PC crowd. ZiQ ($9.99,... Read More
Review: Bomb Chicken
Want Your Platformer Regular or Extra Crispy? With a name like Bomb Chicken, it’s hard not to be intrigued. Such was I in taking on this review, to... Read More
Review: Bridge Constructor Portal
This Was A Triumph Bridge Constructor Portal ($14.99 Switch, played for this review, and also available on Android, iOS, Mac OS X, Steam, PS4 and Xbox One) is... Read More
Review: Lost Sphear
“Old School” Lost… and Found Again? There’s a significant demand for reboots and re-imaginings of games from years past, especially the 8- and 16-bit eras of console gaming.... Read More
Quick-Look: Street Heat
When I was handed Street Heat (Steam, $7.99 in Early Access) to play and told what it was, I have to say my interest was piqued as a... Read More
Review: Hand of Fate 2
Your Fate is Not Sealed Hand of Fate 2 (Steam, $29.99 at the time of writing) is not an easy game to describe. A direct sequel to the... Read More
Review: Spelunker Party!
Digging for Gems Spelunker Party! is a co-op side-scroller game in which Spelunkette and her friends must explore a series of caves, finding gold and treasures while investigating... Read More
Nintendo Unveils New “Wii U” Console, New Controller
Continuing with the E3 unveilings, Nintendo has finally shown off what people have referred to as the “Wii 2”- the Wii U. The new console builds upon its... Read More
eShop, Web Browser And More Hitting 3DS June 6th
After somewhat of a delay from the May launch window promised by Nintendo, the major system update for the Nintendo 3DS is finally arriving on Monday, June... Read More