Escape From Ever After Review – Pursuing the Happy Ending
I don’t think Nintendo and Intelligent Systems knew what lightning in a bottle they were capturing with the original Paper Mario. Here’s a game that took its own inventive [...]
Big Hops Review – Jump On It, Jump On It
I was discussing my disappointment the other day in PlayStation, and how it could let a studio like Bluepoint Games close down without an effort to save it. And, [...]
Acclaim Is Giving Away a Steam Deck To Celebrate Katanaut!
Our friends at Acclaim have been trumpeting their return to the gaming scene since just a few months ago. And that return is in full swing with a number [...]
Gumball In Trick or Treat Land Brings Spooky Retro Fun Next Year
They don’t make old-school games for all ages like they used to. Well, they kind of do, but most games are either “hey, let’s scare the crap out of [...]
Chronicles of the Wolf Review – Digging Your Claws In
Considering all the classic Castlevania compilations we’re getting, I’m a bit surprised we’re not seeing more indie devs give the formula a go. Don’t get me wrong, there are [...]
Blades of Fire Review – Too Hot To Handle?
MercurySteam’s level of ambition is clearly undeniable. For years, the company has done quite well with known franchises like Metroid and Castlevania. It not only respected the material at [...]
Doom: The Dark Ages Review – Going Medieval
Id Software’s approach to Doom as of late has been nothing short of remarkable. The 2016 reboot was staggeringly cool, and continues to be a key example on how [...]