Tag: Switch
Review: The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles
It’s been nearly five years since we’ve seen an entry in the Ace Attorney series arrive in the west, but at long last the wait is over. Coming... Read More
Review: Monster Hunter Stories 2: Wings of Ruin
I’m going to cut to the chase with this one, folks. I’ve got quite the backlog of games I haven’t finished or own but haven’t played yet. What... Read More
Review: Winds of Change
Growing up as a furry in the late 90s and early 2000s, it seemed unthinkable that it’d ever be some degree of mainstream. Sure, animators on various cartoons... Read More
Review: Ninja Gaiden Master Collection
If you’re anything like me, you’ve always looked at bone-crushingly hard games with equal parts respect and abject fear. From the NES days to now, we’ve always had... Read More
Review: Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World
Wonder Boy – a classic Sega franchise from the Master System/Genesis era that has been going through a sudden renaissance in the past few years. Having originally gone... Read More
Review: Layers of Fear 2
A while back I’d played through a little indie horror title centering around a depraved artist called Layers of Fear, and enjoyed it. Years passed, and then what... Read More
Review: What the Dub?!
During the great indoors-ening of the past year, my group of friends has had to find ways to hang out and do things together while staying in our... Read More
Review: Monster Hunter Rise
I’ve been a fan of Monster Hunter since I was introduced to it with Monster Hunter 3 on Wii, in part because of its straightforward and satisfying premise:... Read More
Review: Lost Words: Beyond the Page
The sheer amount of text in my favorite games was always the excuse that I gave to my parents that video games were actually good for me. “Look... Read More
Review: Get-A-Grip Chip
Okay, I’m just going to put it out there and straight up admit that I have quite the affinity for platformers of many kinds. It was basically the... Read More
Review: Story of Seasons: Pioneers of Olive Town
The popularity of farming simulators has increased in recent years. This is probably due to games like Stardew Valley and Animal Crossing becoming successful all over the world.... Read More
Review: Everhood
When I first saw the trailer for Everhood, I was greeted with one simple sentence. “Would you sacrifice your humanity to gain immortality?” Well, I just had to... Read More
Review: Half Past Fate: Romantic Distancing
It’s safe to assume that the COVID-19 pandemic has hit us all pretty hard, especially when it comes to developing our relationships with other people. So imagine my... Read More
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