Wing Of Darkness Review – Those Beautiful Killing Machines
Not all games are expensive ‘AAA’ epics. Tempting as it is to give coverage exclusively to big-budget titans, there are...
Reviews
Castlevania: Symphony Of the Night Retro Review – An Immortal Title
In the realm of gaming history, certain titles stand as luminaries, casting a shadow that stretches far beyond their initial...
Dead or Alive Xtreme 3: Scarlet Review – Bringing Sexy Back
There’s something quite empowering about fan-service-focused games that kinda makes me want to collect them all. It really pains me...
Edge Of Eternity Review – The Edge Of Mediocrity
Whenever I look for games to review or to maybe just sit down and casually play, I never look at...
Time and Eternity Retro Review – Wedding Crashers
Time and Eternity makes a very strong first impression. I was really impressed when I first saw the early footage...
Megatagmension: Blanc + Neptune Vs Zombies Retro Review – B-Movie Beauty
When you want to craft an epic reunion for beloved characters which you’ve met over many years, sometimes it’s necessary...
Onechanbara Z2: Chaos Review – Ichiban Wa Me
Never underestimate the value of a good old guilty-pleasure game. Sometimes it’s nice to switch off with a flashy spectacle...
Shantae: ½ Genie Hero Review – Dance Through the Danger
I’ve been very hard on 2D platformers over the last few years; in fact, in all honesty, I’ve been hard...
Monster Train: First Class Review – One Hell Of a Ride
There are very few games that are as small as Monster Train: First Class that can boast as high of...
Aquapazza: Aquaplus Dream Match Retro Review – Imported Imperfection
It’s difficult to find a crossover game that really sticks in your mind as an epic. The plots of such...
Jet Set Radio Retro Review – He Was a Sk8Er Boi
The original Jet Set Radio (that’s Jet Grind Radio to our American chums) back on the Dreamcast was one of...
Zenless Zone Zero Review – The Hollow Of the Urban City
Over the past four to five years, HoYoverse has become a true juggernaut in the gaming sphere. From Genshin Impact,...
Let’s School Review – For Whom the School Bell Tolls
Sims-like games and Tycoon games have been a staple in the gaming landscape for decades. The Sims, Sim City, Rollercoaster...
Fate Seeker II Review – Taiwanese CRPG Brilliance
When researching more into this game, I had no idea that it had the backing of a real estate group,...
Theatrhythm Final Bar Line Review – Battle To the Beat
Can we all agree that Nobuo Uematsu is a genius? What an amazing career and still going strong. From a...
Soulcalibur VI Review – A Tale Of Souls and Swords, Eternally Retold
Soulcalibur is a story I’ve at least tried to follow from start to finish (as nonsensical as it is) ever...
Hatsune Miku: Project Diva F Retro Review – Vivacious Virtual Vocaloids
What is a Vocaloid exactly? If you’re unfamiliar with the term then the name Hatsune Miku may be lost on...
Bioshock Infinite Retro Review – Multiverse Multicurse
Before we begin, I think we’re long overdue a discussion regarding the subject of game development time. It has become...
Labyrinth Of Zangetsu Review – A Unique, Ink-Stained Take on Dungeon Crawlers
Dungeon crawling has been a staple in RPGs since their inception. Since the first games of Dungeons and Dragons, players...