Author: Steven Weber
Steven Weber is a writer, he also loves to game. He produces several streams, all of dubious fame. If you’ve ever wondered, “How does he spend his time?” It’s spent writing this biography and trying to make it rhyme.
Autonauts Review – It’s All for Naut!
Are you tired of landing on uninhabited planets with nothing but your wits about you? Do you hate hacking down tree after tree and planting seed after seed? Is your back achy from carrying too many ro...
The Ninja Saviors: Return of the Warrior Review – Ninja’s Return
It has been over two decades since the game The Ninja Warriors graced my screen with its pixels. It was a game that I enjoyed on the Super Nintendo Entertainment System as a child, that eventually fel...
Killer Queen Black Switch Review – God Save the Queen!
Being a Queen has never been so murderous. In Killer Queen Black by Liquid Bit and BumbleBear Games, two lucky players will take the guise of a Queen Bee-like character intent on ensuring a sound vict...
MageQuit Review – A Hairy Wizard Battle
What is the measure of a powerful wizard? Is it the size of his beard? The strength of his spells? Perhaps it is the combination of both as he skillfully dispatches other wizards in a magical arena b...
OUTBUDDIES Review: Retro Action, Bring a Buddy!
It has been decades since the Super Nintendo gave us some of the most enthralling 16-bit titles that still enamor fans even to this day. Luckily for retro-lovers with a penchant for nostalgia, the ind...
Knights and Bikes Review – Be a Knight-Rider
Knights and Bikes is not exactly what I expected based on its name alone. Of all the things that could have been, such as knights jousting on bicycles, or an old-fashioned Road Rash style racing game,...
Heave Ho Review – A Real Cliffhanger
As you cling to a boulder in pitch-black darkness with nothing but infinity beneath you, you grin. This is nothing new. You swing yourself, rolling your body across the rocks, as your grip never falte...
Catherine Full Body Review: Catherines Please Apply
Are you a sheep, or are you a man? While this may not be the greatest existential question of your existence, in Catherine: Full Body, this is a question that you inevitably answer. In the generous r...