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Our VideoKid Review is a Retro Riot
For those of you that are too young to remember the eighties, it was equal parts wretched and utterly amazing. The hair, the clothes, and the narrowly averted world-ending nuclear warfare were all pro...
Cosmic Star Heroine – Nintendo Switch Review
Cosmic Star Heroine, from the Zeboyd Games guys (the same folks behind the excellent Cthulu Saves the World), is a throwback 16-bit RPG with a futuristic vibe and a lot of “Quality of Life”...
Defiance 2050 – Take Two
It’s been about three weeks since Defiance 2050 entered headstart. In that time, I have capped out my Ego at level 50, maxed out most of the classes (Assassin, why do I hate you so much?), run t...
Space Hulk: Deathwing Enhanced Edition Review
Creating Enhanced Editions can be tricky business. For one, the question that always follows an announcement of an Enhanced Edition has to be, “What are you enhancing?”. Second, and this is typically ...
Tesla vs Lovecraft Review
10Tons Ltd. has been making a name for themselves with twin-stick shooters for a while now, Crimsonland probably being their most well-known, followed by the excellent Jydge. But Tesla vs. Lovecraft m...
Furi Review
Furi is one of the many games I wanted to play on PC or console but never got around to purchasing. Lucky for me, French developer The Game Bakers decided to bring the game to the Switch in January, a...
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...
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...