Author: Garrick D. Raley
Garrick Durham-Raley is an avid, almost zealous, video game enthusiast who is still new to writing reviews. He is based out of beautiful Denver, Colorado where he is currently attending University alongside his wife, Sarah; and is a soon-to-be father to his soon-to-be son, Rothgar.
Grand Brix Shooter Review
Grand Brix Shooter is a new take on the traditional bullet-hell genre developed in-house by Korean publisher Intragames. So how does this take on the classic bullet-hell fare against the competition? ...
Vicious Circle Review
Vicious Circle is the latest game from video game publisher and developer Rooster Teeth Games, and the second of which that was developed in-house. As much as I love what comes out of their publishing...
All Star Fruit Racing – Switch Review
I was all hyped up and ready to roll with this new kart racer by 3DClouds.it. With Mario Kart dominating the kart scene on Switch since April of last year, I am always on the lookout for a new racing ...
Riptide GP: Renegade, or Jet Moto for the Switch – A Review
There are few games I have more fondness towards than the Jet Moto series on PlayStation One back in the 90s. Since then, however, the jet ski racing genre originally inspired by Wave Rider 64 has all...
ACORN Tactics Review
Tactical and strategy games come few and far between, and even more so on the Nintendo Switch. Established franchises such as the X-COM and Sid Meier’s series have yet to make the move to Nintendo’s h...
Gear.Club Unlimited Review
The Nintendo Switch has so far been a tremendous success this year, racking up more record-breaking sales for Nintendo than some thought possible. With stellar first-party hits launching left and righ...
Gran Turismo Sport Review
Four years ago, Gran Turismo 6 came out to mediocre success. Fans have been patiently waiting for the next in the series, and studio Polyphonic Digital has been hard at work to bring the franchise mor...
Wulverblade Switch Review – If You Love Brawlers, This is a Must
It has been one heck of a year for indies on the Nintendo Switch – from multi-platform gems like Stardew Valley and Snake Pass to smaller, niche exclusives (or ‘Nindies’) like Kamiko or Golf Story. Th...