Nintendo Switch
Katana Zero
Katana Zero is determined to justify its vanity. Its fluid pixel art and neon noir aesthetic achieve an expensive ambience atypical of 2D action games...[Read More]
HOB: The Definitive Edition
In the good spirit of total transparency, I’m not the type of gamer who enjoys puzzle-driven experiences on consoles. Typically, I avoid them at all c...[Read More]
Dragon Marked for Death
Dragon Marked for Death is exactly what I thought it might be; difficult, yet good. It’s one of those side-scrolling platformers that was nice and pre...[Read More]
Darksiders: Warmastered Edition (Switch)
It’s been over nine years since the first Darksiders game was released just after New Year’s in 2010. It was remastered and re-released a ...[Read More]
Aragami: Shadow Edition
Re-releases, complete editions, remasters, and games reaching new platforms later in their life has become a norm in the industry. For busy gamers, on...[Read More]
Ape Out
A gorilla will fuck you up. They are not violent creatures but, if sufficiently motivated, have the capacity to liquefy a human being’s internal...[Read More]
Necrosphere Deluxe
Killed and dropped into the Necroshpere with no help only you can find your way back to your friends. The only things keeping you from them are balls ...[Read More]
FutureGrind
The penalty of aging and acquiring experiences is, eventually, it seems you’ve collected too many. Craving the new and the novel is no longer an...[Read More]
Tales of Vesperia: Definitive Edition
Tales of Vesperia, originally released in 2008, has been remastered for all current consoles and PC. The JRPG follows a diverse cast of characters as ...[Read More]
Onimusha: Warlords (PS4)
When I fondly look back at the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 era, I think of the wonderful franchises birthed as high-definition came into its own. Despi...[Read More]
Out Run (Sega Ages)
It has been forever and a night since I played Out Run. I’m pretty sure that the last time I touched the game was in an arcade when it was first relea...[Read More]
GameSir XV
This is an interesting concept. Take something that is traditional, split it in half purposely, then make it work with everything. Welcome to the Game...[Read More]