Fish Mouth Lasers Developed by Nussoft and published by Playism, Ace of Seafood is nonsensical and a straight up ridiculous fish-sim of a game. Always confusing and filled with flaws, this fish…
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REVIEW – VVVVVV Switch
Now Switching Gravity VVVVVV is unquestionably a unique title for a game but do not let that distract you. This Commodore-64 inspired platformer is just as creative as its name. The gimmick…
REVIEW – Ittle Dew 2+ Switch
A Secret To Everyone Ittle Dew 2+ on Switch is the Zelda experience to play after you completed Breath of the Wild. Like A Link Between Worlds, this top-down exploratory RPG is…
REVIEW – Tallowmere Switch
Fight the Roguelike Created by a one-man team and ported from iOS and Wii U, it is hard to knock Tallowmere on Nintendo Switch too much given the circumstances. Published through Teyon,…
REVIEW – Spintires: Mudrunner Xbox One
Spinning Your Wheels Spintires: Mudrunner is a super brutal simulation that is not for everyone but should be respected by all. Playing this game and writing this review is not easy for…
REVIEW – Poi: Explorer Edition Switch
Old Timey 3D Platformer Poi: Explorer Edition by PolyKid on Nintendo Switch is a love letter to the 3D platform genre of yesteryear, taking heavy inspiration from Super Mario 64 and Banjo…
REVIEW – The Flame In The Flood Nintendo Switch
A Fight To Survive Originally released on PC in 2016, indie developer The Molasses Flood with publisher Curve Digital have ported their survival action game to the Nintendo Switch alongside the Xbox…
REVIEW – N++ Xbox One
The Floaty Stick Figure Ninja Is Back For More When N+ hit PCs back in 2004, fans clambered to the floaty ninja action platformer. Eventually ported to Xbox 360 Arcade, Nintendo DS…
REVIEW – Tiny Barbarian DX Switch
The New Shovel Knight Nicalis is following their re-release of Cave Story on Switch with Tiny Barbarian DX, originally released on PC in 2013. Developed by StarQuail Games, this 2D action platformer…
REVIEW – Let Them Come Xbox One With Stream
Encouraging Their Arrival With a simple premise, addicting gameplay, intuitive controls, and beautiful pixel art, Let Them Come, developed by Tuatara Games and published by Versus Evil, is a surprise, must-play pleasure….