GODS Remastered review: better left in your memories
This month has seen a number of European PC games get the remastering treatment. This time we get GODS Remastered, an update to the classic game from the days of….
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Asterix & Obelix XXL 2 review: the most icon duo you’ve never heard of
Asterix & Obelix are a weird mystery to someone like myself. As a fan of comics and animation I’ve heard of the duo and can even point them out, but….
Fighting EX Layer review: old-school arcade action almost to a fault
ARIKA is a name that has some real history in the fighting game genre. This is a studio that Capcom gave their legendary Street Fighter franchise to bring it into….
NAIRI: Tower of Shirin review: the point-and-click adventure is alive and well
How often does a video game make you happy? I don’t mean happy in the way that you kill bad guys, or that you save the world, but simply just….
R-Type Dimensions EX review: as hard as you remember
R-Type Dimensions EX is a game that I initially wrote off when it was announced a while back. I’ve seen my fair share of remasters of classic arcade and homes….
Incredible Mandy review: maybe the biggest surprise of 2018
Incredible Mandy may not have the most attention grabbing name of the year but it just might live up to its moniker. Developed and published by Dotoyou Games, Incredible Mandy….
Furwind review: a furry fan’s favorite friend
Thanksgiving 2018 is now in the books. For most people that meant turkey and football, but for some of us that meant playing through our backlog of games that peaked….
Save me Mr Tako: Tasukete Tako-San review
Save me Mr Tako: Tasukete Tako-San is a love letter to the Game Boy in the best possible way. The game isn’t one of those retro-inspired games that would never….
Duke Dashington Remastered review: sometimes less is more
I never got to experience the original Duke Dashington but playing Duke Dashington Remastered shows me that I really missed out on something special. Thankfully, this downright fun adventure gets the….
The Lonely Gorilla review: this one is better off going extinct
Look, I love Steam as it provides a central platform to get PC games from a few bucks to full price, from retro titles to brand-new releases. I love Unity….
Guns and Ghosts review: a personal pain simulator
Guns and Ghosts is a first-person shooter developed and published by DRUKEN APES. And after playing this little Serious Sam-like adventure I’m wondering if the game was actually programmed by….
Monster Football League Dynasty Edition: retro love with modern problems
Monster Football League is an homage to the classic 16-bit era Mutant League Football. That game was simply the Madden series with a crazy skin on top and almost no….