Reviews

Koei Tecmo has jammed Fire Emblem Warriors: Three Hopes with as many elements from Three Houses that they could shove in. There’s a level of comfort in that, but if Byleth’s “school days” stuff put you off earlier, it’ll also put you off here.
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Set in a chillingly familiar world, Mr. Prepper is predominantly a crafting game. Under the thumb of invasive, oppressive government agents, you build your own underground bunker and populate it …
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In many ways, Sonic Origins is tailor-made for those of us who grew up with the SEGA Genesis in the early to mid-90s. It brings me back to when I …
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Calling all tycoons, it’s time to head out to the farm. Farm Tycoon may overpromise and under-deliver in some respects, but it can be refreshingly addictive. Is it worth your …
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I don’t know exactly how to talk about Yurukill: The Calumniation Games. It does so much, and caught me so completely off guard, that any approach to summarizing it seems inaccurate. The only thing I can say with certainty is that I really enjoyed playing it.
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The Big Con is a game that tells a compelling story about a teenage girl, her single mom, being a runaway, and making tough choices. Set in the ’90s, the …
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Don’t worry, participation in this particular riot is OK. Today, it’s a Samurai Riot. Specifically, it’s Samurai Riot Definitive Edition a mostly 2D, side-scrolling beat-‘em-up that’s built to scratch that arcade action itch.
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Plants. Zombies. Enemies from the dawn of time, as we all know. But the question the game Deadcraft dares to pose is…what if plants are zombies?
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The companion game to the show, Zorro The Chronicles is a child-friendly hack-and-slash adventure. The game reimagines the legend of Zorro through a series of 18 missions you undertake to …
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Best Month Ever tells the dramatized story of a very common tale—the challenges of a single mother raising a child on her own. In this particular case, however, the mother has only a month left to live.
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Gravitar: Recharged is an action arcade game published by Atari. It’s a remake of the classic Gravitar game in the ‘80s. Let me begin by saying that I never played …
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Have you ever wanted to build your own dungeon and send your characters in to see what would happen to them? In Guild of Dungeoneering Ultimate Edition, you do just …
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Cowabunga, dudes! Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge has arrived to bring its retro-inspired style to a Nintendo Switch near you. Announced in March 2021, this highly anticipated title sets …
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Kao the Kangaroo takes me back a few console generations. There was a period of time in the late ‘90s to mid 2000s where every game console got a dozen …
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If Eiyuden Chronicle: Rising proves anything, it’s that there’s something to be said for spunk. This action adventure game from 505 Games may serve as a precursor to the forthcoming JRPG Eiyuden Chronicle: Hundred Heroes, but it manages to stand pretty well on its own.
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Like with the first game, I didn’t grow up playing Star Wars: Knights of the Old Republic II: The Sith Lords, or KOTOR 2 for short, but I did play …
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Lila’s Sky Ark is a puzzle-adventure game for the Nintendo Switch. If you like your gaming a little on the quirky side, you’ll feel right at home. This little indie …
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Rapid pacing and bold, busy environments combine in Lumberhill to create the kind of colourful, time-challenge game that is easy to learn but difficult to master.

You play as a …
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