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SEGA AGES Roundup: Space Harrier & Puyo Puyo review
There’s something oddly gratifying about experiencing yesteryear’s arcade games on the go. It’s a testament to technological progress that we’re…
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Rogue Singularity review
Amidst the late ‘90s, gaming had an all too fleeting love affair with extreme sports. Building on the popularity of…
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Grandia HD Collection review
While the industry sporadically flirts with backwards compatibility, enjoyment of the classics is rarely guaranteed. Sure, you might be able…
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Fell Seal: Arbiter’s Mark review
Tactical role-playing games are complicated affairs, with components like character growth and combat precariously built upon a myriad of variables.…
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The Forbidden Arts review
At their best, games offer a captivating fusion of components. When storyline, play, visuals, and sound converge in a cohesive…
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Omega Labyrinth Life review
As evidenced by the complaints faced by prominent sports series, many are irked by publishers who pump out iterative sequels…
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Raiden V: Director’s Cut (Switch) review
In the shoot-‘em-up pantheon, every prodigious title has a distinguishing play mechanic. R-Type is built around a fascinating risk/reward where players can…
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Kill la Kill IF review
Arena-based fighting is a popular approach for adapting anime into interactive form. Franchises like Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm, Dragon Ball…
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Pawarumi review
Any respectable shoot ‘em up needs at least one distinctive characteristic to succeed. Gratifyingly, the release of Manufacture 43’s Pawarumi…
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Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble review
Originally released stateside in 2001, Intelligent Systems’ Advance Wars series was a success, inspiring a trio of sequels, and with…
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