Thimbleweed Park (Switch)
Several months ago I had the pleasure of reviewing Thimbleweed Park, the Kickstarted point and click adventure from Terrible Toybox, the core of which...[Read More]
Dishonored: Death of the Outsider Review
Just when you thought that you had seen the last of Dishonored for PS4/PC/XB1, Arkane Studios and Bethesda bring you what could be the final chapter i...[Read More]
NBA Live 18 Review
Okay, folks, it’s time to give NBA Live 18 a chance. They have done well with this year’s edition. Plus, they have James Harden as their spokesperson....[Read More]
Project Cars 2 Review
If you were a gamepad racer it was hard to like Project Cars. The handling was painful and it required a bit of tweaking if you wanted to get it anywh...[Read More]
Monster Hunter Stories Review
Monster Hunter Stories is a unique and interesting installment to the series. For many, this series is obscure to many gamers unless you have been loy...[Read More]
Thimbleweed Park Thimbleweed Park PS4 Review
Thimbleweed Park surprised me in a multitude of ways. After going without viewing any sort of trailers or reviews of the game, I was almost expecting ...[Read More]
Windjammers Review
Call me a big softy when it comes to nostalgia. Classic games that are pretty much untouched in function are just the best when they make it to curren...[Read More]
Tekken 7: Ultimate Tekken Bowl
The wild sideshows that helped define console editions of Tekken were conspicuously absent from Tekken 7. Tekken Bowl, resurrected from Tekken Tag Tou...[Read More]
NHL 18 Review
The signs have been there all along, folks. Three periods in a game. Three forwards on a scoring line. Three Stars of the Week. Three goals in a hat t...[Read More]
Destiny 2 Review
It has been three years since the launch of the original Destiny game from Bungie. It was/is a game I thought very highly of back at launch and one th...[Read More]
Metroid: Samus Returns
Metroid II: Return of Samus was first released in 1991, a time when I was doing very little console gaming (PC instead). My first foray into the world...[Read More]
Time Recoil Review
The narrative of Story mode is clandestine to start, but reveals happen as you move through chapter events. The jist of it is there’s a nefariou...[Read More]