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REVIEW – Excave 3DS eShop
REVIEW – Excave 3DS eShop

Means Well But Falls Short – With no options, story or level progression, Excave is weak Roguelike that is repetitive and fulfills the definition of barebones gameplay. Not a true Roguelike but not a true action RPG, Excave is somewhere in the middle with gameplay focusing on venturing deeper to a labyrinth through real time […]

REVIEW – #IDARB Xbox One
REVIEW – #IDARB Xbox One

E-Sports – Giving literal definition to the term “e-sports,” #IDARB creates a new type of digital sport mixing in social media features that add creativity and frenzied humor to this unexpected electronic competition. #IDARB is a team-based side-scrolling sports title that blends basketball, hockey, Mario Bros., and soccer with Atari-like pixelated graphics. Like a multi-berry […]

REVIEW – Mario Kart 8 DLC Pack 1
REVIEW – Mario Kart 8 DLC Pack 1

Cashing In Your Coins – Nintendo, not normally known for creating DLC, has provided fans something special with Mario Kart 8 Pack 1. Not only is the fan service top tier but Nintendo has gone out of their way to create something extraordinary by introducing guest characters and stages from some of their other franchises. […]

REVIEW – Fairune 3DS eShop
REVIEW – Fairune 3DS eShop

Simplifying Zelda – With a new spin on the classic Zelda formula, Fairune is a retro action adventure that simplifies everything and is surprisingly well done. Fairune takes the combat and RPG leveling mechanics of the vastly overlooked and superbly addicting Witch And Hero, another Circle Entertainment game, but puts them into a Zelda-like overhead […]

REVIEW – Xeodrifter 3DS eShop
REVIEW – Xeodrifter 3DS eShop

Lost In Space – With a minimalistic approach, Renegade Kid’s Metroid-inspired Xeodrifter captures the soul of exploration with simple but charming gameplay. Outside of the short opening “oh no, my spaceship hit an asteroid” cutscene, there is no story to speak of, no menus to work through, and no button schemes to toggle. Just like […]

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