Reviews

Seemingly every year at this time I play a game that makes me wonder if it’s too early to declare my GOTY. Is Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun that game this year? Yes. Yes, it is.
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Poker Night at the Inventory is a surprising remaster of a fairly obscure Texas Hold’em title from 2010. Originally released by Telltale Games, it’s now returned some 16 years later …
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Resident Evil Village: Gold Edition was worth the wait for Nintendo gamers who didn’t bother with the cloud version. It’s also worth keeping on your system after your first playthrough to make sure you truly get everything out of it.
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Fatal Frame II: Crimson Butterfly Remake was a hard game for me to get into, likely because I’d just gone back and replayed Fatal Frame: Mask of the Lunar Eclipse. Let me slowly explain my point.
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Saborus launches with a wholesome advert for fresh, nutritious food, juxtaposing happy, healthy families gathered around the dinner table with happy, healthy animals grazing in the fields of a sunny …
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Prison City is an action platformer that was released on the Nintendo Switch in late 2023. So why am I reviewing it in early 2026? Two main reasons. Firstly, the …
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Somewhen in the 21st century, Toronto has been infested with three rival groups: the Vegans, the Robots, and the Demons. Scott Pilgrim’s bandmates and instruments have been taken captive, and it’s up to you to get your friends and your gear back.
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Clue: Murder by Death is a mystery game inspired not only by the board game, but also classic British literature, with a fun humor to it. Unfortunately, it has a couple game-killing glitches to it, too.
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Did you know Resident Evil debuted 30 years ago? Yep, this long-running survival-horror series has been scaring gamers silly since 1996. The latest entry, Resident Evil 9, has just launched …
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The Disney Afternoon Collection has finally arrived on Nintendo hardware…and it only took nine years since its 2017 debut! Thanks to publisher Atari, these six Capcom NES games have returned …
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With the recent release of Fallout 4: Anniversary Edition for Switch 2, Bethesda is back on Nintendo devices in a big way. If you’re a pinball fan, that way is even bigger thanks to Zen Studios’ Pinball M – Bethesda Pinball.
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Pitched as a love letter to classic animation, Bye Sweet Carole is an incredibly pretty game to look at. From the very first frames, it is evident that a lot …
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Super Bomberman Collection has more Bomberman titles than you can shake a…bomb at. It’s also a compilation that proves you needn’t be great at games to have a blast playing …
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Mario Tennis Fever is the latest in the long-running series. Each entry involves Mario and his pals from the Mushroom Kingdom taking to the court in action-packed matches. This outing …
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I’m fond of Animal Crossing: New Horizons, and the series as a whole. The game got me through the worst of COVID and became a much better title with future …
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If you’re looking for speedy shmup action, Revolgear Zero has you covered. It offers a solid variety of enemies and weapons in which to take them down effectively. Co-op play …
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Dark Auction is a point-and-click adventure gameconsisting of memory-based puzzles and dialogue options, as well as a lot of reading. Parts of it feel more graphic novel than point-and-click, but if you keep with it, it’s pretty good.
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Straight away, there are multiple things I don’t like about Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition. I didn’t like them when I reviewed the Macintosh release in 2014, and I don’t like them now. But with the initial shock of Lara’s dark turn a decade out of the way, it’s easier to enjoy the game for what it is.
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