Freak Out Retro Review – The Game Of Many Names
Some games stay with you years after playing, not only because of their quality, but also because of their unique...
action-adventure
Croc: Legend Of the Gobbos (Remaster) Review – Welcome Back, Old Friend
I think it was 1997 or ’98; I remember heading into town with my mother to do a little shopping...
Super Neptunia RPG Review – The Canadian Nep
It’s always nice to see respected Japanese game series gain international attention. There must be something immensely flattering about a...
Days Gone
Deacon St. John, a former outlaw and drifter, searches for purpose in a world ravaged by a pandemic that has...
Giraffe and Annika Review – Is This the Real Life? Is This Just Fantasy?
I like games that make you think, wonder, and analyse. Giraffe and Annika easily falls into this category; a rare...
Onimusha 2: Samurai’s Destiny
Set in ancient Japan, the plot revolves around a new main protagonist, Jubei Yagyu, who is on a quest of...
Mika and the Witch’s Mountain Review – A Bit Of a High-Flyer
As discussed in the Witchspring R review, witchcraft works brilliantly well in games. Mechanically, it makes perfect sense, though it’s...
Apex Heroines Review – Ninja Girls, Assemble!
I’m delighted to see the all-girl action hack-and-slash genre still making the rounds after the demise of series like Senran...
Taboo Trial Review – Valkyrie Profiles
As much as it may upset the hardcore Valkyrie Profile fans, I can confidently say Valkyrie Elysium was a great...
Dynasty Warriors Origins Review – A Fresh Start To a Long-Time Series
Wars have been fought over religion and divine providence. One of the most written about periods happens to be the...