A top-down arcade racer, Super Woden GP is like a new R.C. ProAM or Super Sprint only with more RPG features. There are quality gameplay elements here but it is just too bad the game is horribly unbalanced, so much so, that I wonder if there was any play testing at all. Besides having the […]
GBA Single-Pak Link – Ultimate Puzzle Games
Ultimate Puzzle Games does not have a true Single-Pak link multiplayer mode. Instead, the host GBA can send several puzzles to an empty GBA, all of which can be played until that GBA’s power is shut off. It sends the first 3 puzzles in each category to that stand-by GBA so there is quite a […]
GBA Single-Pak Link – Ultimate Brain Games
Ultimate Brain Games is a digital board game compilation consisting of 8 games, all of which can be played in both HotSeat or Single-Pak link multiplayer mode. It is much easy to just play the pass-the-console back and forth multiplayer mode but there are plenty of options available for those willing to go through the […]
Hatup (XSX) Review with stream
A single-screened precision platformer, Hatup remains casual and never overly difficulty throughout the brief 30 levels. Even though the main nameless blob character uses a fez as a main gameplay element, it shouldn’t be confused with the indie hit Fez. Outfitted with only a double jump and dash move, Hatup has pick-up-and-play gameplay that anyone […]
I got some Pokemon/Digimon cards. They worth anything?
Do you know anything about Pokemon or Digimon cards? I am pretty clueless about this stuff and what value it might hold in today’s market. I recently acquired this lot in a bundle but have been out of the Pokemon card landscape for many years. If you know anything, or have any interest in perhaps […]
Bones of Halloween (Xbox One) Review with stream
Bones of Halloween is a simple, single-player arena shooter released at a budget friendly price of $5. For a game that only costs a few bucks, there is a decent amount of mindless fun to be had. Unfortunately, Bones of Halloween is literally unplayable for be because of one silly reason – no option to […]
Silenced: The House (Xbox One) Review with stream
Silenced: The House is a choose-your-path visual novel regarding vulgar teenagers navigating a creepy house and its surrounding area. Swordbreaker and Dull Grey, other Sometimes You released titles, have identical gameplay (or technically, lack thereof) for comparison. That’s the thing. There really isn’t much game here. You just hit the “advance the text” button until […]
Buddy Simulator 1984 (Switch) Review
Buddy Simulator 1984 is a uniquely weird game. For the first hour, you’ll be entering simple text prompts from an old timey green monitor interface, playing simple games like rock/paper/scissors or “guess the number.” Eventually the game opens to new experiences which I don’t wish to spoil here as it would ruin the entire point […]
Save Room (Xbox One) Review with stream
Remember trying to get everything to fit in your inventory screen when you played through Resident Evil 4? It sort of became a game in and of itself as you wanted to take as much with you, using every inch of your briefcase. Well, a small developer went ahead and made an entire game out […]
Aquarist (Switch) Review
An aquarium building and maintaining simulator, Aquarist is a casual and ever-expanding game. There is a lot of detail and realism here so fish and real-life aquarium fans should take note. It is just odd that so much attention to detail was placed in the gameplay elements but so little emphasis was put into basic […]