Trials of Fire Review
Trials of Fire is a deck building, role playing, and turn based video game with hours of adventure and fun. Before I get into the review I want to put...[Read More]
Godstrike
Games like Godstrike are akin to mathematical puzzles. There’s a certain logic, a science behind the programming of the hundreds of balls of ene...[Read More]
It Takes Two
Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of the Patriots was probably the first game to make me weep. The microwave tunnel. Forcing Snake’s ancient body through...[Read More]
What the Dub? Review
Over the last year, my family has dealt with and pushed forward through the harsh realities of the pandemic thanks in part to Jack Box 1-7. Coming tog...[Read More]
Overcooked! All You Can Eat
Overcooked! All You Can Eat offers up a cornucopia of entertainment for the entire family. The game includes Overcooked, Overcooked 2, as well as a pl...[Read More]
Outriders
Outriders is the latest co-op, third-person, RPG, looter-shooter from Square Enix and People Can Fly. Now, before I go any further in this review, I w...[Read More]
DARQ: Complete Edition Review
The space for indie puzzle games is incredibly tight. Not only do puzzle games need to iterate continually to achieve any sort of recognition, but the...[Read More]
Outbuddies DX
After spending decades enamored with Super Metroid, it’s constantly puzzling that Nintendo continues to shun one of its staple franchises. The c...[Read More]
Samurai Shodown (XSX)
When it comes to talking about weapons-based 1v1 fighting games, you can’t hardly finish a sentence without bringing up SNK’s legendary Sa...[Read More]
Narita Boy
Players seeking a virtual oasis slathered in the most intricate and bizarre 1980s aesthetics will likely find solace in Narita Boy. Few games have ooz...[Read More]
Fatum Betula
Fatum Betula has all the markings of a game from the generation that birthed the PlayStation, Sega Saturn, and Nintendo 64. Low resolution textures ar...[Read More]
Angry Video Game Nerd I & II Deluxe
The Angry Video Game Nerd is not for everyone. James Rolfe’s abrasive, vulgar, frustrated gamer character has been around for over a decade, lam...[Read More]