Aragami
Aragami is an action-adventure stealth assassination game where you play as a shadow spirit summoned by an astral projection of Yamiko, a young girl w...[Read More]
Ikaruga (Switch)
Ikaruga is forever tied to two things in my mind: Dreamcast and Treasure. The first home console the game made it to was Sega’s Dreamcast, and t...[Read More]
Street Fighter 30th Anniversary Collection (PS4)
It’s a win for everyone when a developer or publisher takes such pride in their history. Recently, I was pleased to review the Mega Man Legacy C...[Read More]
Overload
Successfully funded on Kickstarter and billed as the ‘ultimate six-degree-of-freedom shooter’ Overload, from developers Revival Production...[Read More]
Street Fighter – 30th Anniversary Collection
Has it really been 30 years? Oh, lord. Rarely do I feel old as a gamer when it comes to looking back after seeing anniversary collection of games, but...[Read More]
Sega Genesis Classics
You can always count on Sega to spread their classic library across a new platform. Through the Sega Genesis Collection and the Sega Ages line on Play...[Read More]
West of Loathing
Westerns are synonymous with gangs of outlaws, frontier towns, and railroads. West of Loathing has all of those things, but processes them through a b...[Read More]
Shio
Shio is a platformer developed by Coconut Island Studios. The game tells the story of a man who is looking for a girl he sees in his dreams. To naviga...[Read More]
Yoku’s Island Express
Platformers typically follow the same formula when being designed. You run, jump, move from left to right, and achieve a goal only to be transported i...[Read More]
Unforeseen Incidents
Point and click adventure games have always been a favorite of mine, and to this day I look forward to the next Wadjet Eye or insert-name-of-developer...[Read More]
Mega Man Legacy Collection 1 & 2 (Switch)
Mega Man has been getting a noticeable push from Capcom in the last three years, and for good reason. Not only was last year the franchise’s 30t...[Read More]
Iron Throne
We don’t do a heckuva lot of iOS gaming reviews, mostly because sometimes they can be quick hitters with too much casual substance to them. The idea o...[Read More]