Review: Spelunky 2 strikes gold on the Switch
Now Switch players can enjoy the trials and punishment in one of the finests “just one more run” games out there.
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With less assassinating and more plundering, Skull & Bones might as well be the next Black Flag
Regardless of what feelings you may hold in regards to Assassin’s Creed IV: Black Flag, you have to admit it shook things up somewhat for the series. Not nearly as big of an impact as Assassin’s Creed Origins eventually made last year, Black Flag threw in elements that were first introduced in the deeply flawed…
Review: Crisol: Theater of Idols is a slow but compelling horror experience
Vermila Studio’s first game is a distinctively Spanish fusion of elements.
Styx: Master of Shadows Review
Styx: Master of Shadows, from Cyanide Studio, feels at odds with itself. It’s a stealth game that tries to court two different schools of stealth design: the modern open-ended approach and the classic rigidness of trial and error. For a while, it strikes a fine balance between the two, giving you plenty of room to…
What the Golf!, more like What is not Golf!, am I right?!
Triband throws another wrench into sports in their latest release, easily one of the quirkiest games that I’ve played this year.
Review: Rigid Force Redux is far from being a Switch bullet hell
Been a while since I last played any sort of shooters like this and Rigid Force Redux, if nothing else, was a good reminder of how enjoyable they can be.
Shape of the World provides a beautiful, serene escape from our worldly troubles
I’m standing in a pond. The sky is a deep shade of purple, black trees with orange leaves sprouting up around me, framing the glowing monuments before me. Above, a whale gently soars through the air as long, fish-like creatures float by. The music, once pronounced and energetic, is now almost silent as if it…
Review: The action is slicker than ever in Call of Duty: Modern Warfare II
Despite its sense of familiarity and a few missteps, this is a sure hit for a series that needs one.
Victor Vran Review – Vrantastically Lame
Released back in 2015 for PC, Victor Vran has recently made its way to console. The PS4 version boasts a variety of creepy locales, hordes of monsters just waiting to be slain, and last, but certainly not least, piles and piles of loot just waiting to be collected, provided you have the patience. Victor Vran…
20XX is a Mega Man game in almost everything but name
If jumping like Mega Man, shooting like Mega Man and sorta looking like Mega Man were enough for Capcom to slap a Mega Man name on 20XX, they totally would. Outside of a key gameplay difference, Batterystaple Games and Fire Hose Games’ newest Switch release plays exactly like a 2D side scrolling Blue Bomber outing,…