Review: Rogue Legacy 2 disembarks at last on the Switch and it’s downright incredible
Rogue Legacy 2 is a brilliant follow-up to the original and sits among the very best run-based games, not only on Switch, but on every platform it’s available.
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The Girl and the Robot Review – A promising start
When the credits rolled on The Girl and the Robot, I was surprised. Both by how sudden it was and by the fact that this is actually an episodic game. Nowhere did the developer Flying Carpets Games suggest it would be split into acts, instead opting to save the reveal for the credits after its…
Harvest Moon: Mad Dash was a welcome bit of relaxation during E3
Mad Dash is a delightful spin-off that I had a blast trying out.
From E3 2017: Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom is as beautiful as its predecessor
No doubt, the original Ni no Kuni: Wrath of the White Witch was one of the prettiest games out on the previous generation of consoles. Studio Ghibli’s artistic touch gave an otherwise traditional RPG a unique feel that made it stand out among the numerous J-RPGs that came out during that time. It feels like…
Review: Full Quiet is a full blown modern day NES adventure
Full Quiet is a very challenging game to master that will require a lot of dedication on the player’s part, but it’s one adventure that’s well worth sticking around for and figuring it out.
Review: Still Wakes the Deep is a well-paced Scottish horror adventure
Still Wakes the Deep delivers you the thrills and tension of its collapsing oil rig rollercoaster with fine precision.
Callum’s Best of 2015
I always know it’s been a good year for videogames when I have trouble building these lists. During the two weeks or so I spent writing this, I couldn’t settle on what games I wanted to include. At one moment I might include one game over another, only to put it back on later because…
Review: Irem Collection Volume 1 is a no frills compilation of overlooked classics
While it lacks in presentation, the Irem Collection vol. 1 more than makes up with some incredibly fun shoot ‘em ups from the good old days.
Abyss Odyssey Review
For as much as I like roguelike games – you know, the ones that have you traverse randomly generated levels and that punish you severely if you happen to die by sending you all the way back to the beginning – they’re extremely hard to get right. That’s even more evident when it comes to…
Chimera Squad is XCOM on a smaller scale
Chimera Squad has its flaws, but it’s still XCOM and it’s still good.