Author: Scott Jeslis
Scott is a comic book, music and gaming nerd since the late 70s. Gaming all began on the Colecovision and Atari 2600. He buys and reads new comics every Wednesday from his LCBS and helps run an online Heavy Metal radio station.
Life Is Strange: Vol 1: Dust Deluxe Edition Graphic Novel Review
First, a warning. If you have never played the original Life Is Strange adventure game developed by Dontnod Entertainment and published by Square Enix, and you plan to, then just be aware that there m...
Harmony’s Odyssey PC Review
Independent developer, MythicOwl, the team behind the fantastic puzzle game Hexologic, is back with more brain-teasing fun. This time it’s a series of puzzles contained in an adventure game and ...
We. The Revolution – Seriously Strategic
If you’re a history buff, even remotely, and you enjoy mature, strategic, adventure games then the latest offering from developer Polyslash and publisher Klabater might be your hot ticket for th...
Dauntless Review – Monstrous Fun
Maybe you fancy yourself the “dinosaur” or monster or behemoth hunter/slayer type? Perhaps your interest was piqued by Monster Hunter World but it just seemed a tad too complicated? Sounds...
Shadowgate For Nintendo Switch – Still Sends Puzzle Chills Down Your Spine
Back in the mid-80s, the real first video game system for a lot of people was Nintendo’s 8-bit NES. If you fancied yourself as an adventure gamer in those days, not that many “gamer genres...
Dangerous Driving Review – Where Being Bad Is Good
UK based developer, Three Fields Entertainment is known for “living on the edge”. Just look at their games’ catalogue which includes; Dangerous Golf, Lethal VR and a trifecta of R...
Back To Bed Switch Review – Dozing Off Has Never Been So Fun
We’ve had the good fortune in the last month or so in being able to review some great Indie developed puzzle games for the Switch including Golf Peaks, Spellkeeper and now 2Awesome Studio‘...
Vaporum Nintendo Switch Review – Not Losing Any Steam
Back in September of 2017 our own Mitchell Gassner reviewed the steampunk dungeon crawler, Vaporum, on PC and gave it a glowing review. Now nearly one and a half years later Vaporum makes it’s p...