Guns and Ghosts review: a personal pain simulator
Guns and Ghosts is a first-person shooter developed and published by DRUKEN APES. And after playing this little Serious Sam-like adventure I’m wondering if the game was actually programmed by….
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Monster Football League Dynasty Edition: retro love with modern problems
Monster Football League is an homage to the classic 16-bit era Mutant League Football. That game was simply the Madden series with a crazy skin on top and almost no….
Travis Touch Translator: as close to a universal translator as there is
When the folks over at Travis announced their voice translation device at CES we were a bit skeptical. Translation is as much an art form as it it letters on….
Suspiria review: a horrifically beautiful and captivating mess
The original Suspiria is a classic that became a horror film right of passage for many people. This new remake brings the wild nature of the original film and leaves….
Sinner: Sacrifice for Redemption: A Dark Souls lite experience
Think about Dark Souls. Now think about trying to explain the game to someone who have never seen or heard of the franchise. After doing that sit them down to….
EDIFIER R1850DB Bookshelf Speakers – Review
EDIFIER knows a thing or two about high-quality speakers, but they lack a certain knack in naming them. And while the R1850DB Bookshelf Speakers are boring on the name front,….
Flynn and Freckles review: Monkey Island and Zelda had a baby
Flynn and Freckles from the team over at Rookie Hero Games is a charming 3D adventure game set in a colorful pirate world. Just looking at the screenshots you can….
SNK Heroines Tag Team Frenzy review: female fanservice fighter
SNK Heroines Tag Team Frenzy is the latest in the current trend of crossover fighting games with simple gameplay. I’m actually a fan of this trend, especially with most fighting….
Azure Reflections review: little girl bullet-hell
Azure Reflections is a bullet hell shooter that features a cast of pretty anime girls. But instead of those lovely ladies piloting ships or some type of vehicle they simply floating….
Blade Strangers review: an accessible anime tiddie crossover fighter
Blade Strangers for the Nintendo Switch from Nicalis is a game that came out of left field for me. I don’t generally keep up with the world of anime-based video….
Death’s Gambit review: the Dark Souls of Metroidvanias?
Death’s Gambit definitely has the look of a Souls game. But even the store page no longer pushes that, because it’s something of a misnomer. Still, it’s another example of….
All-Star Fruit Racing review: more durian than granny smith
You have to be mad to release a kart racing game on a Nintendo platform knowing full well that comparisons to Mario Kart are sure to follow. Unfortunately, nobody told….