Aaron Price
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So far it’s looking like a good year to be a fan of Demon Slayer. Between the release of the new arc in film and TV format, and the release of a new game, we’re eating well. When it comes to a new Demon Slayer game, I think most people...
Mega Man is a game as old as time at this point, there are so many iterations of the series that it’s not surprising at all when games try to emulate it. Take that series and sprinkle in some aspects from metroidvanias, and you should have a recipe for success....
It is hard to believe it’s been twenty years since the original release of two of my favorite childhood games. Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door gets a remake/master later this year, but to start 2024 off with a bang, at least in the Nintendo side of things, we get...
There’s only one sensible next step after killing a god, and that’s to rob a bank. Not just any bank though, a bank that has random elevators taking you any which way because you tripped the security system. That’s what Turnip Boy is up to now, in Turnip Boy Robs...
Call of Duty is a weird series. I’m getting some strange déjà vu. I could have sworn that Modern Warfare 3 came out when I was in high school. All the characters in this game feel like I’ve seen them before, same with the maps that are available in the...
Rune Factory fans are eating well this generation. Not only have we seen the release of Rune Factory 5 finally, but Rune Factory 4 and now Rune Factory 3 have gotten remakes. These 3DS and DS exclusives respectively have managed to make their way to the Switch, and in 4s...
Marvel Snap
From the mind of Ben Brode, best known for his work with Blizzard and making Hearthstone the success that it is, comes Second Dinner and their new (to PC) game Marvel Snap. This is a new card game utilising the licenses of, you guessed it, Marvel characters. With a base...
Team 17, the team behind the beloved Overcooked series, are back with an attempt to recreate that lightning in a bottle of a game. Overcooked was a series where one to four players attempted to run a chaotic kitchen. Making sure orders are correct, generally set out in the right...
After a bit of trouble, which resulted in a small, last minute delay, WrestleQuest is finally launching. From my understanding, the delay was a result of cross-save issues on one of the consoles it’s launching on, and seeing as it’s launching everywhere, even Netflix, your guess is as good as...
Pikmin 4
The Pikmin series has been going since the GameCube days. It’s been ten years, almost to the day, since the release of Pikmin 3, not including the Switch port, of course. With that, it is about time that we see the next entry in the series, so welcome Pikmin 4....
Teslagrad 2
Teslagrad was originally released in late 2013, in a golden era for indie darlings, to relatively decent critical, but certainly impressive commercial success, becoming a cult hit for the next ten years. The reveal of a sequel, Teslagrad 2, coming out on the same day as the debut of its...
Lunark
Who doesn’t like a platforming adventure game? Lunark is a pixel graphic platforming adventure game where you battle your way through various varieties of robots that are essentially a stand in for communism. Nothing like an indie game to have some sort of political message hidden under the surface, not...
