Nintendo Switch
Flashback 2 Review (PS5)
Flashback 2 was released on November 16th, while the original Flashback was released thirty years prior. In 2013, a small, not critically acclaimed re...[Read More]
DigitalChumps Presents the Holiday Gift Guide 2023
Welcome to DigitalChumps’ 2023 Holiday Gift Guide for those Seeking Gift Guidance… or just some cool games to play! You’re probably stuffed from too m...[Read More]
Spirittea Review (Switch)
Hayao Miyazaki’s Spirited Away is one of my most favorite animated films. Miyazaki’s Studio Ghibli has excelled in creating bite-sized worlds of charm...[Read More]
Berzerk: Recharged Review (PS5)
Publisher Atari and developer SneakyBox are bringing back a classic 80s Atari arcade gaming experience that quite frankly scared the ever-loving shit ...[Read More]
Star Ocean The Second Story R Review
Earlier this year when I reviewed Sea of Stars, I couldn’t help but be transported back 30 odd years. Sabotage Studios’ tribute to a disti...[Read More]
Dave the Diver Review (Nintendo Switch)
Dave the Diver is now available on the Nintendo Switch. That’s it. Go play it. If you already own it, perhaps you should buy it again so you can play ...[Read More]
Wizard With a Gun Review
Wizard With a Gun‘s five-minute gameplay loop is a double-edged sword. Its quick runtime belies the complex mechanics that are front-loaded in t...[Read More]
Rise of the Triad: Ludicrous Edition Review (PS4)
Nightdive Studios, one of my favorites, have recently teamed up with New Blood Interactive to release their remaster of Rise of the Triad (ROTT), the ...[Read More]
Fate/Samurai Remnant Review
Fate/Samurai Remnant has a pedigree that I am completely unaware of. Often a blind approach can be the best one when reviewing games in a long-running...[Read More]
Cocoon Review
Several times throughout Cocoon I experienced the exhilarating feeling of figuring out the solution to a problem a second too late. In many of the bes...[Read More]
Antstream Arcade Review (PC)
In a world filled with emulator-driven handhelds on Amazon.com, and endless amounts of Namco Museums since the 90s, it’s fascinating seeing those idea...[Read More]
It’s a Wrap Review
By the time It’s A Wrap! wrapped up its nearly 30 levels, I was satisfied. Puzzle games can so often wear out their welcome, mentally taxing pla...[Read More]