Kenny McKee, Author at Hey Poor Player

Wargroove Review (PS4)

Advance Swords A lot of people jumped onto the Wargroove bandwagon when it was first announced. I was no exception. A spiritual successor to the Advance Wars franchise that not only mimics it in terms of gameplay but graphically as well? How could you call yourself an Advance Wars fan and not be hyped…

London Detective Mysteria Review (PC)

The Wonderful World of Miss Whiteley This review of London Detective Mysteria isn’t my first go-around with the game. Before releasing on the PC, the game enjoyed a period of Vita exclusivity — and it was there that I first enjoyed it. Because of that, the game, and its many…

Date A Live: Rio Reincarnation Review (PS4)

Girls, Girls, Girls! The Date A Live franchise has been going strong for almost a decade now. However, if you’ve been living outside of Japan, you might not realize that to be the case. Sure, we’ve gotten the anime adaptation, and… actually, I think that’s about all we’ve gotten.…

Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble Review (Switch)

Moving Out, Moving Up Man, don’t you just love it when a developer doubles down on a sequel in order to ensure that it’s vastly superior to its original? I sure do. And, of course, by “sequel”, I mean Tiny Metal: Fully Metal Rumble. Don’t get me wrong, the…

SolSeraph Review (PS4)

A Little Ray of Sunshine I can’t say that I’ve ever come across a game quite like SolSeraph before. At least, not since the halcyon days of the SNES. With most genre combinations having already been tried, and many of them having been done to death at this…

Senran Kagura: Peach Ball Review (Switch)

Full Tilt Panic The Senran Kagura series never seems to run out of surprises when it comes to side-games, does it? From cooking-based rhythm games to water gun tournaments, and, more recently, even massage simulators, Kenichiro Takaki’s ever-growing group of giggling, jiggling Shinobi-in-training have far outgrown being solely…