Exception plays into its namesake because it is an exception to the popular platforming genre that has become a fad over recent years. Instead of focusing on clearing stages of steep difficulty,…
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REVIEW – Taimumari: Complete Edition (Switch)
Originally released on Steam a few years ago, Taimumari is now available on the Switch eShop. Fitted with the “Complete Edition” at the end of the official title, this Mega Man style…
REVIEW – Tetsumo Party (Xbox One)
Remember that bad TV game show called Hole In the Wall where contestants had to stand in awkward poses to fit through a moving wall? Tetsumo Party is exactly that and nothing…
REVIEW – Robbie Swifthand and the Orb of Mysteries (Switch)
The reaction platformer has become a popular subgenre ever since Super Meat Boy introduced the ridiculous premise years ago. Robbie Swifthand and the Orb of Mysteries is the latest game to attempt…
REVIEW – Catch A Duck (Switch)
Not to be confused with Nintendo’s classic Duck Hunt, Catch A Duck is a top down action puzzle game that incorporates some minor strategy along with some light stealth mechanics. Although it…
REVIEW – Garage Mechanic Simulator (Switch)
Garage Mechanic Simulator is the latest sim-type game published by Ultimate Games S.A. on the Switch eShop. Not to be confused with Car Mechanic Manager or Car Trader as these titles have…
REVIEW – Pawarumi (Xbox One)
Pawarumi is a 2D neon vertical shooter that incorporates a rock-paper-scissors gameplay balance. If you played the fan favorite Ikaruga, this new shooter takes it to the next level by including a…
REVIEW – Zombie Driver: Immortal Edition (Switch)
Originally released on Xbox 360, PC, PS3, and other consoles, Zombie Driver is a top down vehicular action title that almost plays like one of the original Grand Theft Auto games. Now,…
REVIEW – Professor Lupo and his Horrible Pets (Switch)
In the latest Jurassic Park move, Fallen Kingdom, rich people are bidding on dinosaurs to be used as weapons or glorified pets. Then, of course, things go wrong and the people have…
REVIEW – They Are Billions (Xbox One)
Zombies, being the persistent jerks that they are, have vastly outnumbered the last surviving humans. Instead of directly shooting them in the head or lighting them on fire like in first person…