A little dessert after Heretic and Hexen.Wizordum is a first-person-shooter based in a world of swords and sorcery. It was odd seeing it crop up in my review docket so shortly after Heretic + Hexen as it clearly draws deep inspiration from these ...
Such is our calling.Cronos: The New Dawn is a third-person horror game where you play a nameless character wearing something resembling an astronaut suit with a Mysterio (fishbowl) helmet that has a slit in the front. You are the Traveler, the latest ...
A new Nintendo console means this port is no longer a legacy release.The last time I reviewed an NBA 2K game was four years ago on Switch. While the Switch ports of the series were impressive for their performance adequacy and feature parity in a ...
For the discerning gentleman looking to connect on the sly.Nintendo's never truly embraced Blue Ocean the J&J DreamFactory way. Brand expansion is a constant goal, but Nintendo just doesn't have the same energy as Jon and James unbound by lawyers,
Them's fightin' words.Sometimes it's the combination of a neat art style with a unique premise that is enough to entice me towards a new game. Wander Stars features an eye-catching anime look and creative turn-based combat that involves turning words ...
Including the son of a digging master.A pair of Namco Game Boy Advance games will be hitting the Switch Online Expansion Pack library next week. The update scheduled for September 25 (JST) adds Klonoa: Empire of Dreams (2001), a puzzle platformer ...
A Quick Rally Romp On The GoRacing games in the arcade were typically a special occasion when accompanied by a cabinet that included a seat, a wheel, a gear lever and a set of pedals. Rally based games were a little harder to come by. While the ...
More product than performance.The world of professional wrestling (or sports entertainment, in current parlance) has been a fixture of nearly my entire life. I remember sleepovers at friends' houses where they had VHS tapes of Hulk Hogan facing off ...
A Puzzle Game For Puzzle LoversI have fond memories of brain teasers from my elementary school days: anything from basic algebra and riddles to intense logic puzzles. Some of my favorites had to do with seating arrangements based on character ...
