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Seed of Life PC Review
Seed of Life is supposed to be an emotionally charged narrative puzzle-platformer adventure, but does it live up to that description? As I delved deeper into our main character’s journey, I star...
Keylocker First Impressions
Keylocker is a rhythm turn-based, Action JRPG developed by Moonana, a studio whose team is well versed in making RPGs with games such as “Virgo Versus The Zodiac” and “Osteoblasts”. The style of Keylo...
OctaFight Switch Review
OctaFight is a multiplayer action game where 2-8 players can face off in an arena and throw bombs at each other until one is the victor. It has a very minimalist style going for it with its over-pixel...
Writhe Nintendo Switch Review
Writhe is a single-player, FPS, action, arcade-style game. Writhe is styled like the retro games of the past that I have always loved. It really brings me back to the days of playing Duke Nukem on the...
Blue Fire Preview for PC
Blue Fire is a fast-paced action-adventure game that drops you into the fallen world of Penumbra. Don’t be fooled by the cute character designs, there’s a dark secret lying just beneath the surface. G...
Shank n’ Bake Review
I didn’t expect to like Shank n’ Bake, a game about murdering healthy foods, as much as I did. In fact, I don’t know that I like what that says about me. But, I think it says a lot a...
Blightbound Enters Early Access – Preview
In Ronimo Games’s newest title Blightbound, three heroes journey into the Blight in search of survivors to help build up Refuge and take back their realm. A surprisingly complex, multiplayer dungeon-c...
Saints Row The Third Remastered Review – Beautiful but Buggy
Saints Row the Third Remastered promised us a beautiful but still faithful rendition of our batshit crazy adventures from the original. What we got was a surprisingly gorgeous game with updated NPCs, ...
Trials of Mana Review for Switch
The Trials of Mana is a beautiful rendition of a 16-bit game being re-created in full 3D. While I typically don’t jump into many remakes or remasters, It delights me to say Square Enix did an outstand...