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Atari's Recharged series has been curious, to say the least. Asteroids: Recharged is the latest classic weighed down by its single-life approach. I ask the same
It's been a long time since I've disliked the start of a game as much as Shin Megami Tensei V's first 15 hours, but the demon fusing/fighting fun is bigger than ever for those willing to force their way through it.Read More
Created in 1992 and given the ax in 1994, Clockwork Aquario is finally seeing the light some 25-plus years later. I've enjoyed a few other Westone games from th
Here’s a fun fact: Big Brain Academy: Brain vs. Brain is the first entry for the series in 14 years. It follows in the footsteps of 2005’s Big Brain Academy
Initially released in 2016, Super Impossible Road is the newest contender in the racing genre on the Switch. It’s a fast-paced, futuristic racer where you con
I will 100% admit when I initially started playing Loop Hero, my first thought was, “how much fun can I get out of an RPG I can’t truly control?“ Loop Her
Tandem: A Tale of Shadows blends a spooky story with a cute art style to create a game that blurs the lines of physics. It plays with the concept of the puzzle
Date Night Bowling has an unusual concept, but it goes nowhere. While players are told "to bring your A-game," the developer, Serenity Forge, didn't bring their
Beyond Blue
E-Line Media's adventure sim, Beyond Blue, boasts of being inspired by the Blue Planet II documentary. I've spent many a relaxing evening watching that series on BBC America, and its chill but cautionary vibe certainly does carry over.Read More
In some ways, Grow: Song of the Evertree reminds me of Prideful Sloth's earlier (and superior) release, Yonder: The Cloud Catcher Chronicles. Both offer combat-
What I like about reviewing indie games, you sometimes get a chance to review a hidden gem, as is the case with The Legend of Tianding. The attention to detail,
