Author: Bill Gallon
Bill is a tech nerd, writing software during the day and tinkering between playing video games. He is a huge Nintendo fan, though PC gaming is still a strong second.
SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech Review
With regular releases in the series, SteamWorld follows adventures of different robots in a post-apocalyptic steampunk setting. Though the developers have jumped around into different genres for thei...
Blaster Master Zero 2 – Nintendo Switch Review
Blaster Master Zero 2 is another of Nintendo’s “surprise” releases, this time during their spring Nindies direct. Blaster Master Zero 2, the sequel to the Switch launch title Blaster Master Zero, whi...
Dragon: Marked for Death
Announced for the Switch back in the summer Nindies showcase, Dragon: Marked for Death is Into Creates’s latest release. Being known for developing both the Mega Man Zero and Azure Striker Gunvo...
Everspace – Stellar Edition Review
Everspace – Stellar Edition is a dog-fighting sci-fi space that has previously been released on other major consoles and PC. The Stellar Edition bundles the game’s Encounters DLC alongside the base g...
Transistor Switch Review
After an announcement, a few days before PAX West that Supergiant Games would bring two of its award-winning games to the Switch, as well as a well-received launch of Bastion, the release of Transisto...
Mega Man 11 Review – Nintendo Switch
He’s back! Over 8 years since the release of Mega Man 10, Capcom brings us a new entry to the Mega Man franchise. It has been even longer than that if you are looking for a more modern entry to the ...
Victor Vran: Overkill Edition Review
Previously released for the PC, Xbox, and PS4, Victor Vran: Overkill Edition has joined the long list of indie games making the move to the Switch. With the anticipation of finding a good ARPG availa...
Extinction: Giant orc-like monster genocide, served piping hot
There’s always something enjoyable about running around and killing monsters that at first glance look way too powerful to be felled by a single person. Luckily, the hero of the story always has a wa...