PC
Skul: The Hero Slayer
After a few dozen runs through Skul: The Hero Slayer I was surprised that the game kept managing to dole out new items and powers for my minuscule ske...[Read More]
Golden Force
One of my only claims to video game fame is winning a Mortal Kombat tournament my freshman year of high school, the first time I ever played it. I am ...[Read More]
Airborne Kingdom
From Laputa in Gulliver’s Travels to Columbia in Bioshock: Infinite, flying cities have captured the imagination of many for generations. The ability ...[Read More]
Dreamscaper Review
Dreams are something that I have never really put a lot of thought into. I’ve never really remembered much of the dreams unless they ended up being wo...[Read More]
Project Wingman – Review
Flying has always been something to elude me for most of my life. I had never been on a plane until earlier this year (you know, before the global pan...[Read More]
Prodeus
Prodeus is a delightfully demonic shooter that drags you back to the time of classic first-person shooter games like Wolfenstein 3D. Prodeus renews a ...[Read More]
Sam & Max Save the World Remastered
Sam & Max, the Freelance Police duo, are back in a fresh remaster of a game that was originally released in 2006 by the now defunct dev studio kno...[Read More]
Strobophagia
I can safely say that I’ve never reviewed a game like Strobophagia before in my life. It’s an uncomfortable oddity that mixes rave music with what can...[Read More]
Prodeus – A Preview
Prodeus is a fun, action-packed shooter that brings the trappings of the original first-person shooter games like Wolfenstein 3D and Doom (1993) back ...[Read More]
Umurangi Generation Macro
Umurangi Generation’s vibrant ambience validates the rebellion of its doomed youth culture. It also renders the player a transient witness to a surgin...[Read More]
Mars Horizon Preview
It’s a clear day, the weather is just turning slightly warm in early May 1957, and my rocket is ready to go. Or at least I believe it is. I mean, I ha...[Read More]
Ring of Pain Impressions
Oh, wow. Yeah. Ring of Pain is an odd bird, and I’m not just talking about the big yellow owl with a human body that is stretched across the screen li...[Read More]