Author: Scott Jeslis
Scott is a comic book, music and gaming nerd since the late 70s. Gaming all began on the Colecovision and Atari 2600. He buys and reads new comics every Wednesday from his LCBS and helps run an online Heavy Metal radio station.
Potata: Fairy Flower Nintendo Switch Review
Platformer games are typically not my personal forte. I’m not terrible at them, I’m just not great. I also suffer from “having” to collect everything on-screen; coins, gems wha...
Railway Empire Switch Quick Hit Review
Games publisher Kalypso Media has had a strong track record with strategy / tactical/ building simulation games. Their resume includes such classics as the Commandos and Tropico series. Now I’ve...
Robot Squad Simulator Switch Review – Bad Droids, Bad Droids
Being a technology “geek” and Star Wars fan to boot, I was very compelled to try the latest Bit Golem Games‘ endeavor ported to the Nintendo Switch. Originally, released on Steam PC ...
Fledgling Heroes Switch Review – Mario Has Gone To The Birds!
Side-scrolling platformers are typically not my first video game of choice. Part of this is probably due to the fact that I’m no longer a spring chicken (pun intended). Something in the preview ...
FoxTail Chapter 3 Review – Cunningly Charming
If you’re an older adventure gamer you probably grew up on some classic adventure games. Take, for instance, Lucasarts’ Day Of The Tentacle or The Secret Of Monkey Island. Perhaps even Sie...
Saints Row IV: Re-Elected Nintendo Switch Review – Mayhemic Fun
I had never bought into the Saints Row franchise. Going in, my impressions were based on past things I had heard. That being, that these games are full of guns and cars! My hesitance to play them in t...
Otherworldly Nintendo Switch Quick Hit Review
It seemed like an exciting premise. Ultimate Games‘ Otherworldly for the Nintendo Switch looked to be a hybrid between a horror survival game and a dungeon crawler, all in a first-person perspec...
Talisman: Digital Edition Nintendo Switch Quick Hit Review
.I was never one to get overly excited about board games. Perhaps I always just preferred the high tech solution in video games? Maybe it’s due to the downtime between turns? It’s a bit ir...