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Her Majesty’s Ship puts the player in control of a naval military ship on a quest to increase rank, expand the vessel and crew, and defeat other nations. With a complicated UI, micro managing everything can become complex and ultimately becomes a clicker game. It is not quite The Sims and not quite Fallout Shelter, […]
GORSD is a super weird, unsettling single bullet shooter that is essentially Splatoon meets Pac-Man. The bizarre and creepy art style is purposely off putting and I found the gameplay to be some of the most frustrating I have ever played. However, even though this game might not be for me, I am still glad […]
Originally released on Xbox One, PS4 and PC in late 2019, Lost Ember was not only one of the most cinematic games I have ever played, it easily stood as one of the most surprising titles of the year. Now available on Nintendo Switch, Lost Ember is still captivating, is a must play, and stands […]
Georifters takes a new approach to the 2D block puzzler. Instead of digging through blocks like in Lode Runner or simply pushing blocks like in Sokoban, Georifters is about platform manipulation, often moving several blocks in one chunk. It is an interesting concept and there are a few hundred levels if this type of puzzle […]
Horberg Productions, the small development team that created Gunman Clive and Mechstermination Force, has released Super Punch Patrol on the Switch eShop. Like these other cult favorite titles, this beat’em up brawler features simplistic gameplay, a ridiculously smooth frame rate, and an inexpensive purchase price. Super Punch Patrol is a basic go-to-the-right-and-punch-anything-that-moves 2D side-scrolling brawler. […]
Released on Switch and PS4 earlier this year, The Coma 2: Vicious Sisters has been ported to Xbox One. Sequel to the original game, The Coma: Recut, developer Devespresso dips into Korean horror in this adventure game that provides some creepy jump scares. From a side scrolling perspective with 2D hand drawn art, the main […]
Other than Mario Tennis Aces and AO Tennis, there have not been many tennis titles of note released this console generation. Big Ant has been carrying the tennis simulation torch with their World Tour series but unfortunately hit another fault straight into the net. Tennis World Tour 2 suffers from a terrible swing mechanic system […]
The majority of RPGs follow the troupes such as a hero murdering throngs of enemies to get stronger or trying to defeat the overbearing evil that is sweeping across the land. Moon attempts to create an RPG experience but without using these RPG stereotypes that have been around forever. Definitely a product of its time, […]
Sometimes You released Active Neurons about half a year ago and I praised this puzzle game for being simple, approachable, and providing a casual experience that offers rewarding gameplay. To my surprise, a sequel has become available so soon after the release of the original. In summary, Active Neurons 2 is the exact same game […]
Designed specifically with four-player co-op in mind, Bake ‘n Switch has a strong emphasis on multiplayer gameplay. In fact, the multiplayer component is required; there is no single player mode whatsoever. Even though there is an online component, the experience is marred with imbalance and technical issues, something that is inexcusable for a $30 digital […]
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