Reviews
Jydge Review
There’s something I find special about modern twin-stick shooters, and the dance with death as you deftly dive between bullets. It captivates me in a way, unlike most other genres. Maybe it’s the nost...
Jettomero Review
One of two things is likely to happen shortly after you begin playing Jettomero: Hero of The Universe. You’ll either be completely captivated by the presentation and won’t be able to put it down, or y...
FIFA 18 Review
FIFA returns for another year with some amazing soccer action. The twists for EA are always how they can improve the game and add in new features to engage players. Everyone plays FIFA and we found th...
Golf Story Review
Well, holy crap. Here’s one I didn’t expect. Not only is Golf Story one of the best RPGs on the Switch so far, it’s also probably one of its best sports games. Proving that mixing un...
Empyre: Lords of the Sea Gates Review
Earlier this month, I had the opportunity to take a pre-release look at the then-upcoming Empyre: Lords of the Sea Gates, a steampunk-themed Indie title developed by Coin Operated Games, and share my ...
SteamWorld Dig 2 Review
SteamWorld Dig 2. Everything you need to know is right there in the title, and it’s catchy, to boot! You control a Steam-powered robot, exploring the World by Digging… and because every great game d...
Mystik Belle Review
Mystik Belle was released in 2015 on pretty much every available console, including the Ouya, if the Ouya really counts. Every console except the Xbox One, that is. But the Belle McFae and the Hagmore...
ECHO Review
ECHO, a game from upstart studio Ultra Ultra (many of the minds behind the Hitman series), is something of an experiment in building a game around an AI that learns, resets, and relearns what you as t...
Dragonball Xenoverse 2 Review
Almost a year after its original release, Dragon Ball Xenoverse 2 for Nintendo Switch has released for, as the game’s name reminds you, the Nintendo Switch. The game brings the full experience of las...