Originally released on Xbox 360 and PS3 in 2009, Red Faction Guerrilla made a name for itself with a ridiculously satisfying amount of environmental destruction in an open world. Now, a decade…
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REVIEW – SnakeByte HEAD:SET X PRO (headset)
A Low Cost Replacement For The Headset That Came With Your Console European game accessory maker Snakebyte has been releasing headsets and other products for years. Their latest product is the HEAD:SET…
REVIEW – Bus Fix 2019 (Switch)
Ultimate Games S.A. is continuing their tradition in releasing some of the worst garbage on the Switch eShop with Bus Fix 2019. Even if fixing buses was a fun thing to do,…
REVIEW – Redneck Skeet Shooting (Switch)
Redneck Skeet Shooting is a simple Flash-style game available on the Nintendo Switch eShop for a low price. Holding the LT to aim and the RT to shoot from a 2D perspective,…
REVIEW – Boxing Champs (Switch)
Now available on the Switch eShop, being ported from PC, Boxing Champs is a top down punching simulator with two main modes of play: solo career and local multiplayer. Both modes can…
REVIEW – Dark Quest 2 (Xbox One) with stream
Based on the board game Hero Quest, Dark Quest 2 is a party-based isometric turn-based roguelite RPG. However, the gameplay is way easier to play than it sounds. Starting as a stereotypical…
REVIEW – Rolling Gunner (Switch)
For a shmup, Rolling Gunner has strong emphasis on story. With cutscenes spliced between stages and a long opening video, the population of Rolling Gunner was being powered by a newer, energy…
REVIEW – SCRAP (Switch)
SCRAP is the latest auto-runner on the Switch eShop. The goal is to reach the end of each stage, avoiding traps and hazards along the way while constantly moving forward. Playing as…
REVIEW – Captain Cat (Swtich)
Captain Cat is a one-button action puzzle game that is easy to play but will require some trial-and-error to perfect. Feeling like it was ported from a mobile environment and taking place…
REVIEW – A Duel Hand Disaster: Trackher (Switch)
Dubbed as a single player split-screen twin-stick shooter risk’em-up plays about as complicatedly as it sounds. Like any good arcade game, the goal is to earn the highest score possible. The gimmick,…