Super Bomberman R Review (PS4)
Bombing Baddies, Better with Buddies! Bomberman is a series I have fond memories of. It was one of my grandpa’s favorites, and we’d spend hours playing it. I’d spend my weekends helping him strategize through levels and helped him beat bosses in Super Bomberman 2. After he…
Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana Review (Switch)
Ys on Switch Scratches that Handheld RPG Itch I’ve become quite familiar with Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana at this point. Less than two months ago, I found myself reviewing the PC version of the game. Surprisingly, it went better than expected. Don’t get me wrong, it wasn’t perfect.…
Space Hulk: Deathwing Enhanced Edition Review (PS4)
We Are the Angels of Tedium! I have an embarrassing confession to make. Despite all my geek-oriented interests and friendships I’ve made throughout the years, my scope on the Warhammer universe is very limited. Yes, I’m marginally aware of the basics of Space Marines, Space Orks and…
Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn Review (PS4)
Watch out for the Shaq-attack I’m not entirely sure how it’s come to this: a sequel to Shaq Fu, the now-infamous 24-year-old fighter. Actually, I am sure; Shaq Fu: A Legend Reborn came from a successful crowd-funding programme. Which leads to a more important question: why is…
Earthlock Review (Switch)
It’s a Norwegian Japanese Roleplaying Game If there’s one thing that I thirst for in a JRPG, it’s that promise of adventure. You’ve got to be ready to jump into a story you know nothing about, pick up characters you’ve never met, and save a world you have no…
Agony Review (PC)
The Agony of defeat. We all know that Hell is a popular setting for a great many video games. But almost certainly, games with a Hellish theme are action-orientated. Did you ever think that Hell deserves a more thoughtful approach? It would make for very interesting nightmare material to…
Five Times Konami Screwed Up Their Own Franchises
Yes, they’ve been doing it for years In case you’ve somehow managed to miss the utter shitstorm that’s recently spread across the Internet like a very angry wildfire,…
Coffee Crisis Review (PC)
Coffee Bean’d Beat-em’-up games are often self-defeating. Too many times a game like this comes out where the difficulty is too steep to overcome and frustration rears its ugly…
Hundred Ep. #7-Captured Sleeping Beauty Review
More Ecchi Than Action Well that was an episode full of secrets. Many truths came to light in this seventh episode of Hundred, but for the sake…
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