Reviews
Planet Zoo PC Review
As the weather cools down, new game launches heat up and I couldn’t believe my luck when the awesome folks at Frontier Developments gave us the opportunity to hop into their latest release Plane...
Crossroads Inn Review
Ever since I first set my foot into Sims: Medieval, I have wanted more medieval-fantasy oriented simulators/management games to fill that very specific niche. There is a variety of castle-building sim...
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...
Top Android Game Deals of the Week
The second weekend of November comes with lots of Free Paid Games. Choose any of these and let me know down in the comments if you liked it or not! Carefully selected and carefully delivered as always...
Little Big Workshop PC Review
Nestled high on an everyday tabletop sits a not so everyday magical workshop on the brink of making great things made just for you and me. Maybe. Or maybe there is an eager customer base somewhere out...
Vampyr Review for Switch: Porting Can Be Such Sweet Sorrow
Vampyr, the action RPG from Dontnod Entertainment and originally released in June 2018 for PC PS4 and Xbox One, has found a new home on the Nintendo Switch. This newly ported title, courtesy of Saber ...
Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout Review
Atelier Ryza: Ever Darkness & the Secret Hideout has been a really enjoyable surprise to me. I have dabbled in a few of the previous games only briefly. With Atelier Ryza being my first real in-de...
Run With The Bugs in Polyroll for Nintendo Switch
I have been around long enough to see “-killer” apps and carbon copies come and go in a really troublesome way. Maybe this bugs you, too. Who here remembers when Aion was supposed to put World of Warc...
Get Intergalactic With Zen Puzzler Supesu 2
There are different games that we play for different experiences. We play story-driven games like Last Day of June to be moved to feel. We revisit classics and remakes like DOOM to catch those nostalg...