Gleylancer Review – Nintendo Switch
As a casual fan of the Shmup’ genre, Gleylancer was a very nice surprise. This Japan only 16-bit title from the early 1990s passed most of us by, unless you….
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31 Days of Fright: Vampires
By the end of the twentieth century, the bloom had come off the rose for John Carpenter. After dominating the entire horror genre in the 1980s, the 1990s proved to….
Chernobylite Review – Xbox Series X/S
The Chernobyl disaster has always fascinated me for a number of reasons. Growing up under the shadow of the Cold War and nuclear expansion into many people’s back yard, the….
Radio Viscera – Review (PC)
Radio Viscera bills itself as a fast-paced top down shooter without bullets. That might seem strange (it sort of is) but the game manages to make it work and messes….
Secret Agent HD – Review (PC)
Secret Agent from Apogee holds a special place in my heart. It was the very first game that I can ever remember purchasing with my own money when I was….
HIDEit Mounts Xbox Series X & Series S Wall Mounts
HIDEit Mounts is back again with their latest line of wall mounts for the Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S and the company reached out to send some units….
Labyrinth City: Pierre the Maze Detective (PC) – Review
Labyrinth City: Pierre the Maze Detective might just be the most refreshing puzzle game, scratch that, title of 2021. The sort of game that comes around at just the right….
Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX (Switch) – Review
Alex Kidd in Miracle World DX is the latest in a line of lesser-known retro platformers from the early days of gaming getting the remaster treatment. The original Alex Kidd….
Luna’s Fishing Garden (PC) – Review
Luna’s Fishing Garden is the right sort of game at the right sort of time. In my free time, of which is less and less nowadays, I love to play….
Quickly Quackley! (PC) – Review
Quickly Quackley! caught my attention thanks to its unique look. Being Being from the United States, I have no connection to, or have ever seen in person, a ZX Spectrum…..
No More Heroes (PC) – Review
No More Heroes was one of my favorite titles of the Wii generation. It felt fresh, it was wild, it was flashy, cool, bloody, and was simple dumb fun with….
Hitchhiker – A Mystery Game – Review (PC)
Hitchhiker is quite the surreal adventure and one that took me completely by surprise. It’s the sort of rare game that not only manages to suck you into its esoteric….