Ported from PC, Genetic Disaster is a 4-player co-op twin stick shooter that features goofy mutant playable characters in randomly generated environments. The gimmick is each character has a unique skill set which helps create a balanced party in multiplayer matches. Unfortunately, Genetic Disaster never achieves must-play greatness and doesn’t stand out from the crowd…
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Ultimate Fishing Simulator (Xbox One) Review with stream
In fall of 2018, we played, reviewed, and streamed Ultimate Fishing Simulator on PC. You can check out this coverage here. The Xbox One version remains pretty much the same game, for better and worse. For better, this title retains the same satisfying RPG mechanics to keep the rod in your hands. When a fish…
Awesome Pea 2 (Xbox One) Review with stream
Standing out thanks to its original Gameboy visual charm, Awesome Pea 2 is a simple platformer that offers moments of challenge, only costs a few bucks, and is perfect for Achievement hunters. It isn’t as difficult as something like Super Meatboy or those brutal levels in Super Mario Maker, but this reach-the-exit platformer is playable…
Fly Punch Boom! (Switch) Review
In your favorite anime, you know when two characters charge up with bright flashing lights, then fly at each other at super speeds, then fight with the force of planets behind them, often leaving a trail of debris in their wake? Fly Punch Boom! is a fighting game that let’s players carry out these over-the-top…
Aqua Lungers (Switch) Review
Aqua Lungers is essentially a merger of Nintendo’s Game & Watch Octopus handheld game and Mario Bros. (not be confused with Super Mario Bros. aka Mario 1). It is an interesting mix of co-op competitive play and controls very well. Taking control of a deep sea diver, the goal is to swim to the bottom…
Spirit of the North (Switch) Review
Spirit of the North is a minimalistic adventure game designed in the shadow of titles like Journey, where the focus is placed on visual story telling through navigating a vast, whimsical landscape without dialog, a hud, or enemies to kill. Sadly, this title misses pretty much every mark on what it sets out to do….
Cannibal Cuisine (Switch) Review
With aspirations to be the next popular couch co-op party game, Cannibal Cuisine is a humorous arcade cooking sim that mixes light hack’n slash gameplay with ingredients collecting. The theme of killing average tourists and cooking their meat in a cartoony way provides a light hearted tone but the gameplay is everything except fun. There…
SNK GALS’ FIGHTERS (Switch) Review
SNK Gals’ Fighters digital release on Nintendo Switch is a big deal for two reasons. First, this is the first time a Neo Geo Pocket Color title has been commercially made available since the original handheld release (King of Fighters was a pre-order bonus for Switch Samurai Showdown purchasers but that game is not available…
Robot Squad Simulator X (Xbox One) Review
Robot Squad Simulator X is basically same game as the Switch version of Robot Squad Simulator only without the “X” after it. I am guessing the X is there because it is now on Xbox One..? Or perhaps it wants to be naughtier? Not sure. If there is one thing this bomb defusing sim gets…
Potata: fairy flower (Xbox One) Review
As if playing a painting, Potata: fairy flower is a puzzle platformer that is filled with visual personality. Although the game has a distinct look, the puzzles are dastardly, the obstacles repeat, and the overall lack of direction is frustrating. Taking control of a young witch trying to find ingredients to heal her sick pet…