Author: James Evans
Demon’s Rise: War for the Deep for Nintendo Switch
Gather ‘round, kiddos. It’s time to tell you the story of the great game that Demon’s Rise: War for the Deep could have been. It’s a sad tale, to be sure, but one that covers aesthetics, mechanics, ...
Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia Switch Review
I was lucky to get a chance to review Brigandine: The Legend of Runersia. I was a fan of the original Brigandine on the Playstation. At the time, I was very much a fan of strategy games on the conso...
Do Not Feed the Monkeys Switch Review
I honestly didn’t even know what to expect with Do Not Feed the Monkeys, especially since I found it for the Switch. My first thought was that it was a children’s game of some sort, and – you know – ...
Dragon Quest Builders 2 Review for PC
I am a fan of the Dragon Quest world, mostly owing to my early Nintendo gaming experiences. The early stories, as I mentioned in a review of a remastered version of the first three games, were specta...
SuperMash Review for PC
I hate to use the word ‘unique’ to describe games, mostly because in my experience it means the game isn’t very good. Games follow formulae because developers have learned that players find certain t...
Superliminal Review for PC
The puzzle game genre has felt stale for some time now. Portal and The Witness were excellent additions, the first for its unique physics puzzles and off-the-rails sci-fi feel and the second because ...
New Super Lucky’s Tale Review for Nintendo Switch
New Super Lucky’s Tale (NSLT) is Playful Studios’ newest adventure, featuring the titular Lucky, a fox, and descendant of the legendary Guardians, who must recover pages from a mysterious book. Along...
Sea Salt Review for PC
The Lovecraftian mythos has been all the rage in board and video games for the past decade or so, and Sea Salt looks hops aboard this trend like a diseased, possessed rat. The game features an RTS-li...
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