Arcade Paradise Review (PC)
Arcade Paradise Review: lather, rinse, repeat Up and at ’em, Ashley! It’s your first day on the job at your new laundrette, and you don’t want to be late (even though you’ve probably stayed up all night playing games and listening to grunge). You know the deal, Dad wants…
Thymesia Review (PC)
Thymesia Review: A Journey to Remember I’ve always considered the Soulslike subgenre to be the contemporary equivalent of the Metroidvania subgenre. Neither Dark Souls nor Castlevania: Symphony of the Night/Super Metroid were responsible for creating their primary genres (action RPGs and platformers, respectively) but instead used their base…
Rollerdrome Review (PS5)
Rollerdrome Review: Nearing Nirvana With style to spare and a flow that, at its best, feels like video game nirvana, Rollerdrome should be right up my alley. I love little more than the sort of game you can slip into so deeply that the controller feels like an extension…
Midnight Fight Express Review (PC)
Midnight Fight Express Review: A Dynamic Duo When the leader of the criminal underworld is set to complete their full takeover of a city by morning, you’d think it was time to call in the big guns and save the day. In Midnight Fight Express though, the big guns…
Ground Divers Review (Switch)
Ground Divers Review: Energy Is The Key Ground Divers surprised me very early on. From looking at screenshots, I mostly assumed I was playing a game a lot like Mr. Driller, a puzzle series I tend to enjoy. This left me pretty surprised when Ground Divers started with a…
Dungeon Munchies Review (Switch)
Dungeon Munchies Review: Chow Down on this Insane Zombie Adventure As the zombie genre has become popularized and oversaturated during the past several years, the undead have gotten something of a bad rap. They’re always aggressive, hungry monsters that spread their contagion mindlessly. It’s a lot rarer to…
