Review: JAWS: Retro Edition rescues a long-forgotten treat from the clutches of obscurity
This game, swallow you whole. Little shakin’, little tenderizin’, an’ down you go… but at least you get more to do in it this time around.
This game, swallow you whole. Little shakin’, little tenderizin’, an’ down you go… but at least you get more to do in it this time around.
Trying to make skateboarding work as a side-scroller can be a challenge, but it’s one Seafrog tackles confidently.
Vermila Studio’s first game is a distinctively Spanish fusion of elements.
Our hero Rayman sure looks as spiffy today as he did in 1995, eh?
Returning Ys X players have little to look forward to in Ys X: Proud Nordics as it doesn’t add anything particularly substantial and the technical improvements aren’t that great to begin with.
While it lacks multiplayer options and missed adding some core titles from the franchise that would’ve made it the perfect pickup for nostalgic fans, Super Bomberman Collection is still well worth checking out.
Traipsing through MIO: Memories in Orbit’s gorgeous world is a constant wonder.
Or a good time to play it for the first time.
This bug hunt from the developers of Boltgun is not quite at that level.
TR-49 is another fine addition to Inkle’s growing roster of narrative adventures.