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Once Upon a Jester Review
At the beginning of the year I played a small microcosm of a game called Techno Banter released by publisher Crunching Koalas. Who would of thought a ...[Read More]
Godbreakers Review
Godbreakers doesn’t truly get hard until after players beat a complete run for the first time. And as a player relatively well-versed in rogueli...[Read More]
Sonic Racing: CrossWorlds Review
The gulf of time between me playing kart racers has been gargantuan. In 2006, Mario Kart: Double Dash would have been in heavy rotation in my college ...[Read More]
LEGO Voyagers Review
Take this fact with a grain of salt: I completed a large portion of LEGO Voyagers by myself. While it seems almost cruel to conduct such an experiment...[Read More]
Ruffy and the Riverside Review
When Yooka-Laylee released a lifetime ago back in 2017, I couldn’t help but be charmed at its blatantly obvious bid for nostalgia. Comprised of ...[Read More]
Sea of Stars: Throes of the Watchmaker Review
It is a testament to Sea of Stars‘ incredible vision that it shined so brightly, despite releasing a few weeks after the monolith that was Baldu...[Read More]
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Splintered Fate Review (PS5)
How does a roguelike remain engaging after its initial runs? That question becomes the ultimate task a developer must address when dabbling in this bu...[Read More]
Once Upon a Puppet Review
Once Upon a Puppet plucks from a familiar tree of whimsical, inspired platformers. Players only need to spend a few brief moments to recognize a game ...[Read More]
SaGa Frontier 2 Remastered Review
The moment after the developer and publisher credits faded after booting up SaGa Frontier 2 Remastered, a battle played out. It was in-engine. A light...[Read More]
Phantom Breaker: Battle Grounds Ultimate Review
The 1990s taught us that beat ’em ups didn’t need to engage in a lot of complexity. Instead, developers merely needed to slap a license on...[Read More]
MLB The Show 25 Review (PS5)
As the college and professional basketball seasons begin wrapping, and the latter won’t be done until what feels like 2026, the need for warm spring w...[Read More]
MainFrames (Nintendo Switch) Review
When MainFrames was initially announced in August of 2024, I immediately fell in love with its retro-Windows-esque aesthetic and its simplistic platfo...[Read More]