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 [...]
Pilot Sports Review – Clipped Wings
Remember PilotWings? I sure do. Nintendo introduced this exciting activity sim back on the SNES and continued to push it forward with sequels for years. Alas, it’s gone by [...]
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 [...]
Mandragora: Whispers of the Witch Tree Review – Restrained
These days, if you want your game to stand out, you need to have some sort of hook. Some sort of compelling reason to keep coming back for more. [...]
Revenge of the Savage Planet Review – Worthy Exploration
When Journey to the Savage Planet came along five years ago, it shattered expectations. Many were expecting it to be a neat little indie hit. But its popularity soon [...]
Fatal Fury: City of the Wolves Review – The Fighting Spirit!
In the history of fighting games, there are a number of “sleepers” that have been big hits with fans. This includes Garou: Mark of the Wolves, a Neo-Geo brawler [...]
Forza Horizon 5 PlayStation 5 Review – Victory Lap
I’ve seen some criticisms of Microsoft’s new multi-console approach. You know, bringing some of its biggest Xbox titles to other platforms after they enjoyed success on their initial format. [...]