Nintendo Switch
Sherlock Holmes: The Awakened Review
The Curious Case Of Solving Cases But In Games If there is another genre I enjoy besides RPG, simulator, and horror, it is mystery. I love investigati...[Read More]
Harmony: Fall of Reverie Review
Throughout my tenure as a video game writer, spanning over 20 years, one of the more delightful elements of choice for me in gameplay design has been ...[Read More]
PDP Rematch Wired Controllers Review
I have enjoyed the coolness of PDP controllers since the Wii. They are usually stylish, lit up to perfection, and feel like maintainable controllers w...[Read More]
SkateBIRD
SkateBIRD at one point reminded me of that strange, absurd joy I had playing Katamari Damacy the first time. My tiny “birb” was serenely c...[Read More]
Bleak Sword DX Review
What drew me to more8Bit’s Bleak Sword DX was part style and part nostalgia. The style part was restricting players to a tiny map where they chaotical...[Read More]
Decarnation (Nintendo Switch)
Horror doesn’t have to just be jumpscares, fright feats, and other overused ooky-spooky tropes that are often seen in popular media every Autumn...[Read More]
Nightmare Reaper (Switch)
Several years after its release on PC, Nightmare Reaper has made its way to consoles to let more players participate in its chaotic yet engaging retro...[Read More]
Kingdom Rush Origins Review
I think I’m creeping up on a record for the number of Kingdom Rush games reviewed within a six-month span. It’s a record I would gladly hold, of cours...[Read More]
CONVERGENCE: A League of Legends Story (Switch)
I may be low health, but I have some fight in me yet. I’ve been jumping from platform to platform, some disintegrating within seconds, to a safe...[Read More]
Turtle Beach Stealth Pro Review
I’m absolutely flabbergasted at the Turtle Beach Stealth Pro headset. Most of the time, I would enjoy the comfort of a TB headset, and the beautiful d...[Read More]
Smile for Me Review
Few games make me feel incredibly uncomfortable that aren’t part of the Resident Evil series. There are so few that I can’t think of one right off the...[Read More]
Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster Series (Switch)
It’s merely April, and 2023 is shaping up to be a fantastic year for gamers like me wanting to relive their childhoods. So far, we’ve seen...[Read More]