reviews
The Serpent Rogue Review – PlayStation 5
With the war going on in Ukraine you may be looking for a way to support the video game creators over there. One such creator is developer Sengi Games who just recently released their new game The Ser...
Metal Tales: Overkill Review – PlayStation 4
On paper, Metal Tales: Overkill seems like it has a ton of things that interest me. Twin-stick shooter gameplay? Check. Roguelike genre with heavy metal music? Check and check. It seemed like the new ...
Lumote: The Mastermote Chronicles Review – PlayStation 4
Lumote: The Mastermote Chronicles is a new 3D puzzle platformer from publisher Wired Productions and developer Luminawesome Games that is available now on most of the major platforms. It’s a game that...
Andro Dunos 2 Review – PlayStation 4
It’s not often that you see a game that released 30 years ago get a sequel but that’s exactly what we have in Andro Dunos II from publisher PixelHeart and developer Picorinne Soft. The original Andro ...
This War of Mine: Final Cut Review – PlayStation 5
When I think about games that have hit me emotionally while playing them one of the ones that always comes to mind is 11 bit studio’s game This War of Mine that released back in 2014. That game really...
Marble Maid Review – Nintendo Switch
Upon first glance, Marble Maid from publisher eastasiasoft and developer Shady Corner may remind you of Super Monkey Ball but I assure you it is quite different. The game just recently released on the...
Turtle Beach Stealth 600 Gen 2 MAX Wireless Gaming Headset Review
A couple years ago shortly before the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series consoles launched, I reviewed Turtle Beach’s Stealth 600 Gen 2 wireless gaming headset that had released at that time. While it wasn...
Rogue Lords Review – PlayStation 4
If you’re into roguelikes there is no shortage of them to choose from lately as it seems we get a new one coming out all the time. I recently covered one called Roguebook and now I’m back again with y...
Slap the Rocks Review – PlayStation 5
Sometimes when I sit down to review one of these bite-sized indie games on the market I find myself wondering how I’m going to make much of a review out of it. Some games are just so simplistic and ha...