Gal Metal Review (Switch)
Playing with Power (Ballads) You know how sometimes you play a demo and think that you know what the game’s going to be about, only to end up completely wrong when you play the full game? It’s always kind of a surreal feeling, if you ask me.…
Call of Cthulhu Review (PS4)
Call me, maybe? Set in the year 1924, Cyanide Studios’ Call of Cthulhu puts players in control of private investigator Edward Pierce. Down on his luck and living his life at the bottom of a bottle, one day Pierce is tasked with traveling to the island of Darkwater,…
Banned Board Games – Ouija
Banned Board Games: Episode Six – Ouija In celebration of Halloween, let’s talk about a board game that, while never being officially banned, has suffered a dramatic change in marketing, reputation and public perception. Ouija was once a game on par with Monopoly or Cluedo- a frustrating yet innocent…
How The Grinch Stole Smash Bros.
Has The Grinch hoodwinked Smashville? Leaks for upcoming Super Smash Bros. games are nothing new — we’ve witnessed everything from video footage, promotional slip-ups, and insider scoops — but far more common are the bogus pictures, videos and “leaks” throughout the series’ 19-year history. With these games host to intense,…
Shortest Trip To Earth Preview (PC)
The Voyage Home Having your game situated as an “FTL-like” is certainly purchasing some comically big Sideshow Bob-esque shoes to fill. Faster Than Light casts a gargantuan shadow over the roguelike genre, yet Interactive Fate’s new spacebound title has the unenviable task of taking on FTL. Shortest…
Fast Striker Review (PS4)
Bullet Hell Blitz Over the past decade, German indie outfit NG:DEV. Team has been keeping the Neo Geo alive with a handful of standout titles such as the Turrican-inspired Gunlord, soul-crushing horizontal shooter Last Hope, and, most recently, the Metal Slug spiritual successor Kraut Buster. Now, thanks to the…
Top 5 Console Light Gun Games
Reload! So, you’ve found your old NES console and hooked it up to your brand new 50-inch flat screen TV. The controllers are plugged in and you commence digging…
Everybody’s Gone To The Rapture Review (PS4)
“The Light We Cast Transcends Our Death.” One of this month’s free games on PSN is “Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture“. Before November I don’t think I’d heard of…
Jujutsu Kaisen Vol. 2 Review
Does it get any better? Maybe. As you may remember, I was left thoroughly unimpressed with Gege Akutami’s debut battle manga in Jujutsu Kaisen — a congregation of sentient…
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