Author: Ralph Whitmore
I'm an animator, illustrator, gamer, and writer. Most notably I love anime, manga, life and learning about things I don't know. Can never stop learning.
Keylocker First Impressions
Keylocker is a rhythm turn-based, Action JRPG developed by Moonana, a studio whose team is well versed in making RPGs with games such as “Virgo Versus The Zodiac” and “Osteoblasts”. The style of Keylo...
Monster Energy Supercross – The Official Videogame 4 PS4 Review
Monster Energy Supercross- The Official Videogame 4 is the fourth installment in the Supercross series. Supercross 4 is a racing simulator where I learned that physics are important. The series is, of...
Cyanide & Happiness Freakpocalypse Switch Review
Cyanide & Happiness Freakpocalypse is part of a hilarious point-and-click trilogy developed by Explosm and Skeleton Crew Studios and published by Serenity Forge. Freakpocalypse is filled with all ...
Writhe Nintendo Switch Review
Writhe is a single-player, FPS, action, arcade-style game. Writhe is styled like the retro games of the past that I have always loved. It really brings me back to the days of playing Duke Nukem on the...
Wildfire Nintendo Switch Review
Wildfire is a 2D stealth platformer developed by Sneaky Bastards and published by Humble Games. Humble Games have published other such games like Slay the Spire. Originally released on Steam on May 25...
A Fold Apart – Steam PC Review
Have you ever been in a long-distance relationship? Or maybe you’re currently in one and having trouble navigating emotions? A Fold Apart is a puzzle game about just that: navigating the emotion...
Element Space Review for PS4
Element Space is a tactical turn-based RPG developed by Inca Games and Sixth Vowel and published by Blowfish Studios. In Element Space we seek to stop a mysterious organization from overturning the pe...
Dark Devotion PS4 Review
I’ve played Dark Souls and games of its ilk before. All are challenging and to a degree have a uniqueness about them that sets them apart. I would put Dark Devotion up there on par with those. It was ...