Published by Ratalaika and developed by SEEP, 1964 Operation Velvet Twins is a retro style beat’em up that essentially mixes the side scrolling action of Rolling Thunder with the punch-punch-punch brawler mechanics…
Tag: Xbox Series X
Pets Survivors (XSX) Review
Pets Survivors is one of another dozen roguelike arena shooters released this week only this one is published by EastAsiaSoft, only cost five smackers, is very simple, and is unbalanced in favor…
John Fox (XSX) Review
John Fox, which is spoofing John Wick, is a very simple 2D side scrolling beat’em up. There isn’t much depth to this 40-minute campaign but the charming pixel art and breezing gameplay…
Mate’Morphosis (XSX) Review
Mate’Morphosis isn’t a Chess game. It is a single player trial-and-error-based puzzle game that just so happens to use Chess pieces and Chess rules. As a comparison, you know those puzzle stages…
Bee With Gun (XSX) Review
Bee With Gun is a simple, low stress, action-based tower defense five-dollar downloadable title by Ratalaika Games. Simply put, it offers some casual, mindless fun for about an hour. Playing as a…
Cultic (XSX) Review
Cultic, a modern-retro style first person shooter, takes inspiration from classics like Doom, Quake, Hexen, and Duke Nukem, but positions itself as something entirely its own. Technically, I guess, there is a…
Wake Up, Lia! (XSX) Review
Wake Up, Lia! is a budget precision platformer published by EastAsiaSoft. The premise revolves around Lia’s nightmares, bullying, and all sorts of other trauma but the player will also experience all negative…
Blast‘N Bounty (XSX) Review
Blast’N Bounty is a five-dollar EastAsiaSoft published vertical shooter with an interesting and player friendly gimmick. The campaign can be cleared in under an hour and there isn’t much replay value, but…
Brave Escape (XSX) Review
Originally released on PC, Brave Escape is now available on Xbox and PS5 and includes all the extra features. Developer by Hit Start Studios also included a crossplay feature with their co-op…
70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X (XSX) Review
Originally released across four discs on PSOne in 1999, 70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X is a hybrid anime movie mixed with a horizontal shooter. For the first time, this deep cut of a…