At first glance, it might be easy to assume that Darkest Hunters is some sort of Puzzle Quest knockoff. Instead, this indie Nintendo Switch eShop download treats players with a unique mix…
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REVIEW – Snooker 19 (Xbox One)
This Isn’t Pool Not to be confused with the 8-ball or 9-ball games of pool, Snooker 19 prides itself on creating a simulation of this sophisticated game. There is no reason fans…
REVIEW – Slime Tactics (Switch)
Real-time Tactics As a spin-off sequel to Ambition of the Slimes, Slime Tactics is a real-time tactical RPG mixed with some minor RTS gameplay. Instead of taking turns commanding one slime at…
REVIEW – Duck Game (Switch)
Now On Switch The name might imply that Duck Game follows in the footsteps of something like Goat Simulator, Duck Hunt, or even Untitled Goose Game but first assumptions couldn’t be further…
REVIEW – Theatre Tales (Switch) Review
Puppet Master Theatre Tales puts the player in control of the puppet master that acts out scenes from popular fairy tales. Only Little Red Riding Hood is currently available but there are…
REVIEW – Table Top Racing: World Tour – Nitro Edition (Switch)
Burst of Nitro Originally released on PS4 and Xbox One, Table Top Racing: World Tour – Nitro Edition gets its extended title for this Switch release. With all previous DLC, tons of…
REVIEW – World War Z (Xbox One 2019 game)
L4D3? Since Valve is more interested in selling other people’s games these days, it was only a matter of time before another developer would spiritually carry the Left4Dead torch. Heavily inspired by…
REVIEW – Vaporum Steampunk Dungeon Crawler (Xbox One)
Return of the Grid-Based Dungeon Crawler Originally released on PC, Vaporum is a first-person grid-based dungeon crawler with a dark steampunk aesthetic. Taking place in a large interconnected tower composed of many…
REVIEW – Alwa’s Awakening (PS4)
A New NES Game Built like a new original 8-bit NES game, Alwa’s Awakening is an indie Metroidvania that prides itself on its old school visuals and gameplay techniques. Using nostalgia as…
REVIEW – Feather (Switch)
A Moving Painting Instead of focusing on engaging gameplay, over-the-top action scenes, or balanced multiplayer arena warfare, Feather takes a step backward by providing a relaxing but barely interactive experience. Calling Feather…