Kiborg Review – Smashed TV
What is it about the idea of TV shows where the goal is to survive an onslaught of killers? Not that we have anything like that in real life, [...]
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 [...]
Mamorukun ReCurse! Set To Haunt Consoles and PC This September
Who misses the Xbox 360/PlayStation 3 classic “shmup” Mamorukun Curse? We sure do. The game didn’t get nearly enough attention as it deserved, especially with its quirky Japanese style. [...]
Irem Collection Volume 3 Review – When a Dragon Met Mr. Heli
ININ Games continues to do great work when it comes to preserving classic games from the past. Its resume clearly speaks for itself, but it’s on a roll with [...]
Yasha: Legends of the Demon Blade Review – Spirited Away
The roguelite genre is so happily embraced these days, it’s almost like there’s an overload of games that use it. That’s fine, really, because you see what different indie [...]
Ruffy and the Riverside Review – Is That Ruff Enuff?
This is what we need more of – inspired 3D platformers that pay homage to the classics before it. Going through Zockrates Laboratories’ Ruffy and the Riverside, I found [...]
The Invisible Hours Primed For Resurrection, Says Its Writer
Back in 2017, the VR game The Invisible Hours turned quite a few heads. Featuring an all-star cast and the work of screenwriter Rob Yescombe (he recently worked on [...]