Surreal Nightmare Originally created in 2004 via RPG Maker, Yume Nikki received a cult following in Japan and eventually made its way to the west via unofficial fan translation. However, I went…
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REVIEW – Unexplored: Unlocked Edition (Xbox One) with Stream
Keep This Game Unexplored The recipe for Unexplored: Unlocked Edition sounds fantastic on paper – take the procedural level generation of a roguelike and merge with twin-stick shooter combat. Like a cook…
REVIEW – Degrees of Separation (Xbox One)
Hot and Cold With whimsical visual splendor and gameplay built for co-op, Degrees of Separation has its heart and soul in the right place. Not an enemy in sight, the meat of…
REVIEW – Nice Slice (Switch)
Watch Your Fingers Nice Slice sort of mixes the reaction based chopping mechanic of Fruit Ninja and combines it with the physics of Angry Birds to create something more satisfying that you…
REVIEW – Guess The Word (Switch)
Edutainment Like Pet Care, Guess The Word is another Switch app that is designed to help teach your youngster with spelling. Solely using the touch screen, the player is presented with a…
REVIEW – Pet Care (Switch)
What’s For Dinner? (Please take the review score and this article with a grain of salt as I am very much not the target demographic for this title.) Why is it that…
REVIEW – RIOT: Civil Unrest (Xbox One) with Stream
Protest Simulation RIOT: Civil Unrest deserves respect and some recognition for tackling a sensitive and controversial topic. Inspired by real life protests, the developer actually witnessed one of these riots first-hand and…
REVIEW – Avenger Bird (Switch)
Not Related to Flappy Bird Avenger Bird’s name and game icon might make it seem like it is some type of Flappy Bird clone but is actually an old school platformer. With…
REVIEW – Hyperide (Switch)
Crash And Burn Hyperide is a horizontal scrolling arcade-style endless runner designed like a poor man’s Jetpack Joyride. Players control a ship’s vertical movement with the goal of avoiding cheddar cheese looking…
REVIEW – Tangledeep (Switch)
At first glance, it might be easy to dismiss Tangledeep as another throwback-style RPG with its tile-based 16-bit graphics that sort of looks like a Secret of Mana sequel. The old school…