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Chocobo’s Mystery Dungeon Every Buddy Review: Adorably Punishing
What happens when you make a rougelike with one of Final Fantasy’s classic mascot characters fueled by the usual Square-Enix story charm? You get a game that probably looks a lot like a pushover...
Break Out With Our Ape Out Review
In the opening moments of 2019, we’ve seen an avalanche of AAA titles land on our doorstep here at Gamespace. That might be a cause for celebration but follow the trail of devastation, crushed hopes, ...
Golf Peaks Switch Review – A Puzzler That Should Peak Your Interest
Arriving on the Nintendo Switch from Poland based publisher 7Levels, and developer Afterburn comes Golf Peaks, a puzzle game that is a combination of billiards, miniature golf and cards. Originally re...
Shwarm Your Enemies in Our Swords and Soldiers 2 Shawarmageddon Review
Vikings invaders, Persian magicians, and dark demonic powers all came crashing onto the Nintendo Switch with the release of Swords and Soldiers 2 Shwarmageddon. After a mild delay in cooking up this r...
Car Mechanic Simulator Review
You walk into the garage after a long day of barn hunting, and you see your next project sitting on the lift. It is old, and it is rusty, it is your brand new old car! You take a look and shake your h...
Getting Your Hands Dirty in Claybook
Clay is an interesting medium to work with. Dependent on what you are doing with it, it can be unforgiving. For example: a kindergartener can learn to make a cute turtle, using their shoe treads to cr...
Our Review of ToeJam & Earl: Back in the Groove
While this review you are about to read has nothing to do with the game I am about to mention, it will make a point. That point is as follows: I have a firm conviction that Mega Man 3 is the Blue Bomb...
Trials Rising Review – Nintendo Switch
Holy cow. How come I never knew this game was so simple, yet so addictive, and replayable? Trials, as a series, has been around now for some time. I remember going to a few PAXes and seeing the Ubisof...
Our Review for RIOT: Civil Unrest for Nintendo Switch
Jerusalem, 2005. I was sitting in a tour bus that had just been stopped by an Israeli police blockade. Outside of our climate controlled convoy, we saw police suiting up, ready to take on whatever the...