“Live A Live” Review
This is one that JRPG fans at the very least should give a try whether they have already or not.
Read moreThis is one that JRPG fans at the very least should give a try whether they have already or not.
Read moreIf you’re on the fence about Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge, get right off. This game is fantastic.
Read moreThe game is an enjoyable time from beginning to end, and those that decide to invest more time in the collect-a-thon will find a decent challenge that’s actually fun to power through.
Read moreIf you’re someone who’s wanted Pokémon to take the next step as far as gameplay and being different, this one is it.
Read moreSometimes life throws something new at you. There you were, minding your business gardening and now you’re growing up way too quickly while saving the world–or in this case, The Grove. What Is It? Garden Story is a top-down community…
Read moreIt’s time to enter Marvel’s Square Enix Universe, which almost sounds like the cinematic counterpart if you speak out the MSEU acronym. After 2020’s Marvel’s Avengers, 2021’s Marvel’s Guardians of the Galaxy had a decent amount riding on the line….
Read more“WarioWare: Get It Together!” is an absolute blast to play and features an impressive amount of polish, but there really isn’t enough content in here to keep it an evergreen title at $50.
Read moreSkatebird is a great idea, but the final product fails to deliver what the title promises.
Read moreWith two games, each one spanning five long cases each, this bundle will take over 70 hours to finish, making this $40 package easily one of the best deals of the year.
Read moreUpon first seeing it during the Wholesome Direct as part of this year’s E3 / Summer Games Fest festivities, Button City was among the more colorful and cute entries. Now available, Button City features a simple and light-hearted story that…
Read moreBoomerang X is rife with vibrant visuals, quick-paced combat, and a difficulty that is fair with being needlessly punishing.
Read moreYou know… games like this are the reason I’ve grown to love the Switch. I mean, on top of Nintendo’s extensive game library, we also finally have a console who seems expressly made for older, niche visual novel games such…
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