The Doodler Must Be One of the Friends QubicGames has been on a cold streak lately, releasing subpar games like Pirates: All Aboard!, Mad Carnage, and Astro Bears Party. Their newest Switch…
Category: Reviews
Game and gadget reviews here.
REVIEW – SHIO PS4
Killing You Harshly Super difficult platformers seem to be a genre all their own recently with standout titles like Super Meat Boy, the End is Nigh, or crafting ridiculous stages in Super…
REVIEW – The Banner Saga Switch
Flying The Flag Originally released on PC and mobile devices in 2014, The Banner Saga was eventually ported to Xbox One and PS4. Having played and highly enjoyed both Banner Saga 1…
REVIEW – AO International Tennis Xbox One
Fault It wasn’t until the release of AO International Tennis that I realized that gamers have been neglected a quality tennis game, specifically a simulation, almost entirely during the last console generation….
REVIEW – Tyr: Chains of Valhalla PS4
Tire? Tier? Tear? Trrrurr? Coming to life as a kickstarter campaign by Ennui Studio, Tyr: Chains of Valhalla is a Mega Man style clone on Steam and PS4. From a 2.5D perspective,…
REVIEW – Dragon’s Crown Pro PS4
Making a Beautiful Game Even More Attractive When Dragon’s Crown was released in 2013, we enjoyed it and had the privilege of streaming it before it was officially released. Now, almost five…
REVIEW – Death Road to Canada Xbox One with stream
The Road More Traveled Putting a new twist on the classic Oregon Trail gameplay, Death Road to Canada contains very difficult but also rather humorous gameplay. Relying on both luck and skill…
REVIEW – The Way Remastered Switch
The Meaning Of Life How far would you go to be with the ones you love the most? This question is the driving force behind the main character as he tries to…
REVIEW – Nihilumbra Switch
Been There, Done That Playing as a blob running from the void, a purple fog that absorbs everything it touches, the goal is ultimately to get from one side of the screen…
REVIEW – Bouncy Bob Switch
Please Bounce Off A Cliff Using only a single button, Bouncy Bob deserves some credit for a creative approach but ultimately suffers from frustrating gameplay. From a 2D side scrolling perspective, the…