Berserk Boy Review (PC)
When I saw the initial trailer for Berserk Boy, I immediately felt a sense of familiarity from its 2D platforming, upbeat tunes, and power-swapping protagonist. I was excited for another indie platformer to bring me back to the SNES-era of 2D platforming where I continuously struggled against Mavericks, Dr. Wiley, and platforming gauntlets full of hazards that were a surefire instant death for me....[Read More]
Airhead Review (PS5)
It has been a very long time since a puzzle platformer/metroidvania has had me thinking and obsessing over solutions more than actually playing the game. The last time I felt this way was with the classic 3DO game Another World, where the action was fast and furious, but the puzzles were even more mentally taxing and magnified the richness of the genius gameplay. Believe me, you want games like th...[Read More]
The Last Faith Review (PC)
One of my biggest issues that emerge when reading video game reviews occurs when a reviewer will express disliking a genre, reviewing a game of that genre, and then holding genre-defining gameplay elements as reasons to complain about the game being reviewed. I get it, we can’t expect every reviewer to love every genre, but we should attempt to be fair and as unbiased as possible when assessing a ...[Read More]
Library of Babel releases on iOS
Sseekers, it’s time to begin your murder investigation in the dystopic and post-human world of Babylon… In case you didn’t hear, Southeast Asian indie game publisher Neon Doctrine has announced that The Library of Babel is now available on iOS devices via the Apple App Store. Inspired by Jorge Luis Borges’ short story of the same name, The Library of Babel welcomes you to a world 20,000 year...[Read More]
Mr. Run and Jump Review
There’s something special about the good old Atari 2600 days, where simplicity was a needed element for new video game players to get into the groove of a budding industry. Having lived through the 80s, simple games made room for big imaginations and good times. That’s the best way to describe how almost every game on the Atari 2600 was built. It relied less on tech and more on gamers to fil...[Read More]
Mr. Run and Jump launches from Atari
Our review will be up tonight but until then, enjoy the official launch details below. New York, NY (July 25, 2023) – Atari® — one of the world’s most iconic consumer brands and interactive entertainment producers — and developer Graphite Lab are pleased to announce that the highly-anticipated neon-infused platformer Mr. Run and Jump is now available on PC via Steam and the Epic Games ...[Read More]
Sonic Origins Plus launches
That is quite the library. Check out the Sonic news below. Burbank, California — June 23, 2023 — More classic Sonic the Hedgehog action has arrived! Today, SEGA® released Sonic Origins Plus, an all-in-one bundle building off Sonic Origins – the classic Sonic multi-game collection digitally remastered for current generation platforms. Sonic Origins Plus adds a slew of exciting new content including...[Read More]
Hi-Fi Rush Review
It’s good to know that a more complicated and far more entertaining Space Channel 5 has entered the match. Hi-Fi Rush is an incredibly unique game that combines musical timing, action, witty humor, and compelling characters to put a beautiful feather in the cap of Microsoft’s Xbox Series X. Let’s get right into it. Story of a musician Well, sorta a musician. The story of Hi-Fi Rush revolves around...[Read More]
Sonic Origins Speed Strats releases episode seven
Very amusing. Check out the goods below. Today, SEGA published the final episode of Sonic Origins Speed Strats, highlighting various speedrunning Sonic Origins tips created by the Sonic Speedrunner Extraordinaire, Argick. See below for a quick outline of the speedrunning topics discussed in today’s episode: All Titles – To master speedrunning in Sonic Origins, players can perform precisely-t...[Read More]
Disney Classic Games Collection (featuring Aladdin, The Jungle Book, and The Lion King)
Disney is a strange company that usually keeps its licenses close to its heart and doesn’t like people fiddling around with them. If you need an example of this, go read the tedious start to Sony Pictures and Marvel Studios, who have had, at times, a rough relationship over how IP is treated. Most of the time, it’s with a fine-toothed comb. Sony Pictures struggles at times with keeping fan-accurat...[Read More]
Aeterna Noctis (PS5)
The first game I played on my shiny new PS5 (on release day, no less) was not Marvel’s Spider-Man: Miles Morales or Astro’s Playroom. I played Hollow Knight, which was part of PS+ for the month of November 2020! My knowledge of Hollow Knight was limited; I knew it was fun, hard, and charming. I sat down…and played through the entire thing in about a week. While I couldn’t b...[Read More]
Infernax Preview
For those of you looking for a game with Castlevania II dreams and The Legend of Zelda II structure, you’re in the right place with Infernax from Berzerk Studio. We had the chance to play the demo for the upcoming 2022 title and it certainly has some old-school charm to it. Let’s dig into this preview a little bit. Built for simplicity I know what you’re thinking, mechanics, really? That’s where y...[Read More]