Barbarian Saga: The Beastmaster Review (Switch)
Barbarian Saga: The Beastmaster Review: Dead Ends and Curvy Wenches As a huge fan of the Metroidvania genre, I also admit that not every adventure will be a home run. But I still harbor endless, perhaps unrealistic, hope in my heart that every one will somehow turn out…
Diggy Diggy Mole Review (PC)
Diggy Diggy Mole Review: Taking a Deep Dive in This Retro Metroidvania You’re probably familiar with the phrase “put up or shut up”. Which is relevant today because I’m talking for the umpteenth time about how big of an indie fanboy I am. But sometimes I wonder, what…
Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 Review (PS5)
Aliens: Fireteam Elite 2 Review: Couple Steps Forward, Couple Steps Back The first Aliens: Fireteam Elite came out 5 years ago and brought decent cooperative horde shooter gameplay into the Alien franchise. Cold Iron Studios is back for the sequel, now published under Daybreak Game Company instead of Focus…
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Review (PS5)
Onimusha: Way of the Sword Review: Polished and Sleek Onimusha went quiet after Dawn of Dreams in 2006, and for the most part, everyone thought Capcom had probably forgotten about the franchise completely. Then came The Game Awards in December 2024, where a katana and gauntlet revealed a brand…
Mexican Ninja Review (PC)
Mexican Ninja Review: A Well Done If Unoriginal Brawler It’s rare that I have a hard time making my mind up about a game. Sometimes it takes a bit of time, but usually by the time I sit down to write a review about a game I have a…
Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy Review (PS5)
Resonance: A Plague Tale Legacy Review: Worthy Of The Legacy? After spending the first two games in the Plague Tale series following the story of Amicia De Rune and her younger brother Hugo, the team at Asobo Studio seemed to think they needed a change. Resonance: A Plague Tale…
