Insane From The Pain Inspired by The Thing, Distrust is mostly about surviving harsh conditions in a frozen wasteland. Not only will you need to scavenge for supplies, the player also has…
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REVIEW – R-Type Dimensions EX (Switch) Review
Dying With A Smile Several years ago, R-Type Dimensions was released on the Xbox Live Arcade then ported to PS3 about a year later. You can read my PS3 review of R-Type…
REVIEW – Escape Doodland (Switch)
Running Away QubicGames is making a name for themselves by releasing several mediocre runner games over the last couple years. For comparison, check out 2Fast4Gnomz, Geki Yaba Runner Deluxe, Jumping Joe and…
REVIEW – Steel Rats (PS4)
Grind Your Gears Steel Rats essentially takes all the elements of your favorite motorcycle and racing games and merges them into one. Take the racing element of ExciteBike, mix it with the…
REVIEW – Save Me Mr. Tako! (Switch)
Old School To A Fault Save Me Mr. Tako! is basically a new original Gameboy game to a fault. The visuals and soundtrack are nostalgic and charming but suffers from being too…
REVIEW – Astebreed (PS4/Switch)
A New Perspective Originally released in 2015 on PS4, Astebreed is now being ported to Switch here in 2018. Even though this 2.5D shooter is a few years old, don’t let that…
REVIEW – Paw Patrol: On A Roll (Xbox One)
Puppy Rescue Heroes Designed for pre-schoolers who are fans of the Nickelodeon TV show, Paw Patrol: On a Roll is a licensed game parents will probably buy for their youngster regardless. Luckily,…
REVIEW – Heavy Fire: Red Shadow (Xbox One)
Stationary FPS The Heavy Fire series has seen several releases on numerous platforms for almost a decade now. Heavy Fire: Red Shadow is the latest game in this series and is a…
REVIEW – Zarvot – A Game About Cubes (Switch)
What’s A Zarvot? Zarvot isn’t your typical action arcade title. Playing as a simple cube with a ton of personality, the single player campaign is a charming, yet ridiculous outing set in…
REVIEW – Fast Striker (PS4)
Stiff Controller Fast Striker is a 2D vertical shoot’em up (shmup) composed of six stages, boss battles, four difficulty settings for replay value, and a ton of bullets. Contrary to its name,…