Category: Review
Review: Touhou Mechanical Scrollery
Touhou is perhaps my favorite series I’ve never played. It’s hard to have even a passing familiarity with the top-down shooter genre without hearing of the beatiful and... Read More
Review: Maneater
I love sharks. That is to say, I have such a wealth of respect (and fear) for them that I enjoy watching them with a healthy amount of... Read More
Review: Utawarerumono: Prelude to the Fallen
So this is a title with a weird approach. Utawarerumono: Prelude to the Fallen is the first title in the Utawarerumono series, and also the last one to... Read More
Review: Saints Row: The Third Remastered
It’s weird. I remember a time when open-world sandbox games were the one thing that everyone in the gaming space went head over heels for after Grand Theft... Read More
Review: Neversong
Tackling the death of youthfulness and mental health through the lens of an eerie physiological narrative might seem like a tall task for any game. But it’s something... Read More
Review: Ion Fury
3D Realms is a company I’ve not had much personal experience with, but like most, I do know them for the Duke Nukem franchise. After hitting it big... Read More
Review: Tales from Off-Peak City Vol. 1
I love the indie scene, positively adore it. It’s an endless stream of ideas too off the wall for mainstream publication. Sometimes they work, sometimes they don’t, but... Read More
Review: Hatsune Miku Project Diva Mega Mix
I’ve been a fan of the Project Diva series of rhythm games for nearly a decade now, ever since I picked up the PS3 release of Project Diva... Read More
Review: Signs of the Sojourner
I found myself feeling very divided in my opinions as I played Signs of the Sojourner. Actually, that’s not altogether true; my opinion was relatively clear insofar as... Read More
Review: Infinite: Beyond the Mind
When playing a game, there are certain functions that the player just plain expects to work functionally. In a shooter, one would expect their gun to fire every... Read More
Review: Before We Leave
There’s nothing more meditative than a civilization builder. There is no story to follow, no cinematics or dialogue to pay attention to and, best of all, no expectation... Read More
Review: Streets of Rage 4
After 26 years (!!) without any entry in the series, you would think that fans of the long-forgotten Streets of Rage/Bare Knuckle franchise would have to resort to... Read More
Review: Sakura Wars
A trip to Japan accompanied by demon-fighting mechanical suits and an all-female theatre revue just became a lot easier for the first time in around ten years thanks... Read More
Review: The Shattering
If there’s one genre the indie scene loves to cover, it’s psychological horror. The unsettling journey into a deranged psyche allows disquieting and surreal imagery that touches on... Read More
Review: The Flower Collectors
Alfred Hitchcock – one of the most famous film and TV directors of all time, whose influence on media can still be felt to this day, despite recent... Read More
Review: STATIONflow
Some games are very difficult to review effectively. You have to leverage a lot of different ideas and notions, a lot of conflicting artistic visions, the depth of... Read More
Review: Resident Evil Resistance
Last week, we took a look at Resident Evil 3, the latest Resident Evil remake from Capcom. Those that pick up RE3 will also receive the online 1v4... Read More
Review: Puddle Knights
This game made my brain hurt. But whether that’s a good thing or a bad thing depends on what kind of game it is, and what triggered the... Read More