Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble declares Advance Wars on the Switch
Since Nintendo refuses to make a new version of their fan-favorite series, it’s up to third party developers like Area 35 to deliver the goods.
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The life of a dragon is a difficult one in Golden Treasure
There was a moment a ways into my time with Golden Treasure: The Great Green that I think sums up my time with the game pretty well: Down near the southern part of the forest, there was a… thing — an evil spirit, you could say. Red eyes, a threatening demeanor, a malevolent aura: all…
Lexip’s PU94 Pro Gamer mouse proves to be a surprising hybrid control input
Have ever thought about having a joystick/mouse combo for gaming? The PU94 might just fit the bill, if you’re able to get used to its quirky functionality.
Tentacles and all, there’s more than meets the eye in The Sinking City
The Sinking City might be bogged by bland gameplay, but still manages to be a gripping take on Lovecraftian lore.
Way too many hours gone with Days Gone
Days Gone is a perfect example of how restraint should be a vital aspect to keep in mind when designing a videogame.
The Phantom Thieves have a new heist to pull in Persona Q2: New Cinema Labyrinth
Persona Q2 is a fine J-RPG for the 3DS to have as its curtain call with.
Stuck in the swamp with Swag and Sorcery
Ideal for a low stress, low hassle activity, but not so much as a fully-rounded adventuring experience.
For as much as it might object, Judgment is still a Yakuza game through and through
Yagami’s adventures take him from one end of Kamurocho to the other and then back again in one of the best stories out of the series.
Blazing Chrome keeps a certain Konami shooter’s spirit alive with style
If it looks like Contra, plays like Contra, and smells like Contra, it’s probably Contra, right? Well…
There certainly are no limits to gaming if Limitlesssquad has anything to say about it
Shortly after the release of Sekiro: Shadows Die Twice on March 22nd 2019, a discussion developed within the gaming community regarding difficulty and accessibility standards. Many commentators argued that Sekiro, and many From Software games in general, were willfully excluding certain player groups with the difficulty of the games they created, particularly those who suffered…