Tag: Switch
Review: Habroxia 2
I always love to see a genre I’ve not experienced in years make a comeback. With a bit of polish and love, an old experience can be just as fun as it was back in the day, and when I saw the trailer for Habroxia 2 I was instantly transported back to my childhood playing games like Graedius and Earth Defense Force. Read More
Review: Gods Will Fall
Gods Will Gall, the single-player hack and slash, dungeon crawler, dark fantasy action-RPG developed by Clever Beans, was first brought to my attention at an event I attended... Read More
Review: Scott Pilgrim vs. The World: The Game – Complete Edition
If there’s anything to be said about game preservation and the prevalence of digital media, Scott Pilgrim generally tends to be at the top of most people’s minds.... Read More
Review: Tadpole Treble Encore
I always adore when a game takes the music out of the background and makes it the front and center star. Its driven my love for rhythm games... Read More
Review: Space Invaders Forever
It should go without saying how pervasive classic Space Invaders is in pop culture and gaming history. But that didn’t stop Taito from doing almost anything and everything... Read More
Tired of Gods? So Are the Warriors in Gods Will Fall
The 21st century has revolutionized the way we play video games. Titles like Mass Effect and The Witcher III have shown us what is possible when you give... Read More
Review: No More Heroes [Switch]
If there’s one thing I’ve learned about certain creators in the industry, it’s that sometimes the more esoteric and weirder ones in the fold tend to push out... Read More
Review: Skully
There’s something to be said for expectations in a game. When I was approached to review Skully, I had been expecting something along the lines of your usual... Read More
Review: Fairy Tail
Some games are really tough to review coming in from the outside. Case in point? Fairy Tail. Much like when I reviewed Gensou Skydrift, I am aware walking... Read More
Hands-On: Darius Cozmic Collection Console
It was hard to deny how pervasive horizontal shoot-’em-ups were in the late 1980s and early 1990s. These tough-as-nails quarter munchers were in many an arcade at that... Read More
Review: Story of Seasons: Friends of Mineral Town
Running away to a remote town and maintaining a farm might not be a viable option for you at the moment, but if it’s something you’ve ever considered... Read More
Review: Rolling Gunner
We live in the age of digital media. No longer are we required to keep physical collections of music, movies, and games on shelves, taking up space. Now,... Read More
Review: Edna & Harvey: The Breakout
Point-and-click adventure games can take on a wide array of puzzle-solving and storytelling journeys. While this style may appear simple at first, many find that the format allows... Read More
Review: Evan’s Remains
It’s become a bit of a running joke amongst some in how often indie developers and teams opt for pixel-style art in their games. It’s reached the point... 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: 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: 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: Saints Row IV: Re-Elected [Switch]
I think the mood of Saints Row IV can be summed up by a moment early on where I, an aggressively British President of the USA, was demolishing... Read More