Designed as a retro throwback to the cinematic platformer of the late 80s and early 90s, The Eternal Castle was never actually released before even though “[REMASTERED]” is in the title. This…
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I ordered a refurbished 2DS from Nintendo – here is what I got
I have been hearing good things about refurbished Nintendo consoles and decided to try it out for myself. In this video, I unbox my package that was sent directly from Nintendo and…
VIDEOCAST – UnMetal (PC)
UnMetal is an obvious knockoff to classic 2D top-down Metal Gear and it is oh-so good! The gameplay, the humor – this indie title is already a gem even though the final…
Nature Matters (Switch) Review
Nature Matters is a tile-based isometric puzzle game that is a mixture of Q-Bert’s puzzles meeting Splatoon’s inking. Although the goal is to walk over every tile without backtracking, the star of…
Train Station Renovation (Switch) Review
Train Station Renovation is basically the same game as the very mediocre Demolish & Build and even House Flipper as it appears to be built on the same engine and released by…
Dungeons of Clay (Switch) Review
The most accurate and fastest way to describe Dungeons of Clay is to call it Spelunky but bad. It basically follows the same ruleset and overall gameplay as this fan favorite action-based…
Infernal Radiation (Switch) Review
Originally released on PC in 2020, Infernal Radiation is a strangely unexpected action RPG with turn based combat reminiscent of a rhythm game. With a focus on exorcism and dark humor, this…
Videocast: Conan Exiles (PC)
This week we tried some Conan Exiles because it is currently available on Xbox GamePass. During our stream we take out some vicious alligators and talk open world survival titles. Enjoy the…
Mighty Goose (Xbox One) Review with Stream
A run-and-gun action title similar to SNK’s popular Metal Slug series, Mighty Goose is an approachable digital download that favors player progression over ridiculous “memorize everything and have perfect twitch reflexes” gameplay….
Justin Danger (Switch) Review
Justin Danger can be described as an auto-runner only without the “auto” part. Instead of constantly and automatically running to the right, the player has direct control of Justin’s movement. However, everything…