Aaron Price
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Metroidvania games are fairly well known for forcing you to grind against enemies, room by room, hoping for some safety. Take the likes of Castlevania or Metroid, the namesake of the genre, where there are only a handful of safe spaces throughout an entire map. Enemies left, right, and center....
Humble Bundle’s publishing label, Humble Games, is known for its impeccable level of curation and the quality of its releases, especially considering how much they ask for their offerings. In the last few months alone, they have graced us with games like Dodgeball Academia and the excellent Mega Man Battle...
Garden Story
I don’t know if it was my poor understanding of how Garden Story was described during a past Nintendo Direct, or maybe its art style, but I somehow walked into this game expecting something similar to that of Stardew Valley. Instead, to my surprise, I was presented with a 2D...
Twelve Minutes was one of those games that you know practically nothing about leading up to release, but can’t help but be excited about its concept. The premise being that you’re stuck in a Groundhog Day-style time loop of twelve-ish minutes and need to figure out what is going on...
There are so many isometric dungeon crawling style games out there right now. They were popularised by Diablo, and brought back into the limelight by the rave reviews for Hades and The Ascent (well, at least in our team). One thing is missing from a lot of these games though,...
The likes of Fire Emblem has spawned countless clones over the years at this point. Some good, and some… not so much. For the most part, these clones don’t actually bring anything new to the table either, making them a straight rip-off. That being said, the newest one to come...
Pokémon Unite
It’s been a bit of time since Pokémon Sword and Pokémon Shield released on the Switch. It was a fun new generation, complete with some actually interesting DLC and a lot of anger about the Pokédex. So naturally, the next step for The Pokémon Company was to team up with...
Doki Doki Literature Club was one of the most unexpected games of the past decade. From its quirky, romantic, visual novel story, to the dark twists and turns it takes, this blew up way bigger than anyone could have expected. Although not reaching the levels of Five Nights At Freddy’s...
It’s TAX SEASON! Okay, maybe it’s not, but it may as well be with the ever festive Q1 holiday of making sure your taxes are done. What better way to commemorate such an important time of year than with an adorable little video game all about tax evasion. Turnip Boy...
There are plenty of anime games out there to choose from, most of which follow a fairly similar RPG style and minimal cutscene animation. While it’s nice to feel like you’re experiencing the story, as opposed to just watching it, most games start to blend together, like the Is It...
Nintendo has some of the weirdest affiliation with indie titles. On one hand, you have some of the most spectacular games, like Ori, Hades, and Shovel Knight. On the other hand, the eShop is also so full of shovelware that it’s hard to find anything worth playing. During the last...
Another year, and another installment into the Call of Duty series. With Raven Studios and Treyarch Shanghai at the helm, we dive back into espionage and deceit for a new chapter in the Black Ops sub-series. The change with Black Ops Cold War though, is the fact that it has...
