Game of the Year 2025: Eduardo’s Picks
It’s another one in the books and Eduardo is here to talk about what he liked playing most in 2025 and name his Game of the Year.
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#IDARB Review
When you consider the origins of #IDARB – it began as a simple post on Twitter of a red box, the developers asking the public for ideas on what to do with it – the absurd nature of the game starts to make sense. It’s a local multiplayer game where two teams of up to…
Review: Be a snake in someone’s boot in Desperados III
I love it when a plan comes together, but improvising on-the-fly is even better.
Review: Be a viking and rock out with the classics in the Blizzard Arcade Collection
The Blizzard Arcade Collection is a solid compilation of some of the company’s earliest and (mostly) best works.
The Sushi Spinnery Review
If I’ve learned anything from The Sushi Spinnery, it’s that I’m a woefully uncreative sushi chef and that sushi restaurants have schedules on par with Bangladeshi sweatshops. However, whether these lessons are an accurate representation of owning a sushi restaurant is another matter. The Sushi Spinnery is Kairosoft’s latest English-released management simulator for the iPhone. Most similar to Hot Springs Story, The Sushi…
World of Warcraft: Warlords of Draenor Review
For as much that’s touted to be new and exciting in Warlords of Draenor, the newest addition to World of Warcraft, we’re again dealt the token Blizzard expansion experience. That’s not to say Draenor is a boring content pack — in fact, it isn’t, for the leveling content, at least. Evil things are going on…
Review: Killer Klowns from Outer Space The Game will be a hit among campy horror fans and multiplayer aficionados alike
Killer Klowns from Outer Space The Game certainly delivers what it aims to provide.
Call of Duty: WWII proves that war never changes
It’s been over a decade since I’ve last played a Call of Duty game. The original release, simply titled Call of Duty, was one of my favorite shooters of that time, along with Vietcong, another less known first-person war game that focused on the conflict in Vietnam during the 1960s. Both games had a lot…
Super Crush KO brought feel good action to E3
Vertex Pop is a studio that specializes in “feel good action games.” What that basically translates into are game that look, feel, and sound as pleasant as they are to play. Graceful Explosion Machine, the studio’s last game, is a prime example of this. What that game did for side-scrolling shooters, Super Crush KO looks…
Bunker Punks blends old-school shooter action with roguelike sensibilities
Last time I saw Bunker Punks was at the Media Indie Exchange during E3 last year. Back then, the game was a first-person shooter roguelike with a bit of base management on the side. Now, it’s still a first-person shooter roguelike minus the base management that’s out now on Steam Early Access. The game hasn’t…