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Turn To Mine (XSX) Review
Turn To Mine (XSX) Review

Published by Sometimes You and created by the same developer as Catty & Batty: The Spirit Guide, Turn to Mine is an unexpectantly interesting, entertaining, and different type of puzzle game. Do not underestimate this game based on screenshots or even its gameplay trailer. The visuals are not impressive, but they do not need to […]

Mars 2120 (XSX) Review
Mars 2120 (XSX) Review

Clearly inspired by Metroid Dread, Mars 2120 follows the basic Metroid formula only without life, passion, or purpose. Playing as an unnamed character, there really is no story which makes the experience feel empty and pointless. You have a space suit. You are on Mars. And you shoot mindless enemies while navigating corridors to find […]

Aero the Acro-Bat (XSX) Review
Aero the Acro-Bat (XSX) Review

Originally released on 16-bit consoles in 1993, Aero the Acro-Bat is a mascot platformer featuring an anthropomorphic bat trying to save circus performers. Retro game publisher Ratalaika Games has ported this 30-year-old 2D game to Playstation, Xbox, and Switch Aero the Acro-Bat is a different type of platformer. Instead of trying to reach the exit, […]

Retaliate (XSX) Review
Retaliate (XSX) Review

A retro-inspired vertical shooter, Retaliate might look like some sort of Space Invaders clone by glancing at the gameplay trailer. While retro in design, there one main gimmick and numerous modes to separate itself from other shmups. Retaliate relies on both strategy and reaction because ammo is finite. To shoot at the throngs of enemies, […]

Exophobia (XSX) Review
Exophobia (XSX) Review

Exophobia is an homage to the roots of the shooter genre. Putting action and exploration first, this retro throwback is the perfect new, old first-person shooter fans will enjoy. Fighting your way through a crashed alien infected spaceship, this purposely pixelated adventure looks almost like classic Wolfenstein but in space. With no reloading, no jumping, […]

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