Review

As far as sequels go, The Fall Part 2: Unbound 2 is a tricky game for me to wrap my head around. On the one hand, I commend it for …
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Fe features a unique and beautiful art style, some charming characters and a focus on sound. While the style and sound certainly impress, let’s see how the rest of the …
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Every once in a while, there’s a game that screams the eponymous internet acronym “WTF.” Membrane certainly qualifies.

From the beginning, this action-puzzler smacks of Tim and Eric weirdness. Inside …
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Machine Knight is the latest 3DS RPG published by KEMCO. Developer Hit-Point has crafted an adventure based upon an energy crisis. It’s like the 70s, but with better clothing and …
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Although it nicely combines two of my favorite genres together: platformer and tower defense, Aegis Defenders is very much a “meh” game. While it possesses a skippable story, the real …
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I think it’s quite cool to see Aperion Cyberstorm release on the Wii U. Having said that, I recognize how the game will find a bigger audience on the Switch. …
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Bobbing and weaving past neon bullets to the sound of a pumping soundtrack with up to five players makes Aperion Cyberstorm a hectic and hypnotic twin-stick shooter. Unfortunately, the presentation …
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Much to one’s surprise, 10 Second Run actually has a little bit of history with Nintendo platforms. Before the eShop, there was WiiWare and DSiWare Shop, which was Nintendo’s first …
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Everyone loves Metroidvanias. But who has time to fuss with the dense designs, story and gameplay the modern gaming generation brings. Sometimes, going forward means going backwards.

Xeodrifter delighted countless …
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Space Dave! is “the spiritual successor to the hit game Woah Dave!” so don’t be surprised to see mention of the latter a few times in this review. Coin collecting …
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Brought to us from the team behind Sudoku Party, comes Link-a-Pix Color, a title with a collection of various pixel puzzles.

The gameplay is quite simple; link the pixels, by …
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Pure Nintendo followers may recall reading about the Arcade Gaming Case from WaterField Designs. We shared news on it back in November, just ahead of its launch. PNM subscribers also …
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A modern-day Rastan

Volgarr The Viking uses the power of a modern-day console to bring nostalgic platforming. In a generation where it seems platform titles are dying due to the …
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Celeste is an action platformer from Matt Makes Games. There are many similar titles already on the Switch, but where does Celeste stack up? Celeste does a great job separating …
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InnerSpace is a release I really wanted to enjoy. The thought of exploring through both the air and the water filled me with hope for a unique, sci-fi adventure. In …
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It’s a better late than never release for Kirby Battle Royale in North America. This competitive action game is driven by the pink puff’s appetite, specifically his desire for cake. …
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There’s a certain kind of beauty that comes attached to a game like Super One More Jump. That type of beauty, of course, is when you get acquainted with its …
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The latest game from Tokyo RPG Factory, Lost Sphear, which happens to be the sequel to 2016’s I Am Setsuna, is such a great game. It successfully blends two different …
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