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Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World Review

Tasha QuinnJun 7, 2021June 8, 20210

You’ll be forgiven if you’ve never heard of Wonder Boy: Asha in Monster World. While it was originally released for the Mega Drive under the name

NieR Replicant ver.1.22474487139… Review

Ian CooperJun 2, 2021June 2, 20210

Remasters and remakes are the norm, let’s face it. They are everywhere, and they are not stopping anytime soon. That’s a good thing for me,

Mass Effect: Legendary Edition- Mass Effect Review

Jes TaylorMay 29, 20210

First, let me just say what we as Mass Effect fans have all been thinking for years. It’s about time. After years and years of

Save Me Mr. Tako: Definitive Edition Review

Jes TaylorMay 18, 20210

Save Me Mr. Tako: Definitive Edition is an 8-bit platformer that somehow works in the exact way I want it to. It’s simple, wonderful and

Hellpoint for Nintendo Switch Review

Adam ConnerMay 13, 20210

When we reviewed the original release of Hellpoint on PS4, Xbox One, and PC, it was an underwhelming experience filled with issues that ultimately led to

Crime Opera: The Butterfly Effect Review

Tasha QuinnMay 10, 20210

Until relatively recently, I was never the biggest fan of visual novels. I’ve always found them dull – almost verging on tedious. But since writing

Monster Jam: Steel Titans 2 Review

David SmillieMay 7, 20210

We all want games to be good. There, it has been said. The thing we, as a society, have been slowly moving towards for a

Shantae for the Nintendo Switch Review

Jes TaylorMay 5, 20210

If ever there was a troubled game in need of a return, that award would go to Shantae. The original Shantae game was potentially planned as

The King of Fighters 2002: Unlimited Match Review

Ian CooperApr 28, 2021April 28, 20210

One of the longest-running fighting games series has undergone so many tweaks and changes, for better or worse, but it remains a strong contender in

FEZ Review

Jes TaylorApr 26, 2021April 26, 20210

FEZ is in many ways one of the original indie hits that continues to surprise and delight. Originally released nine years ago on the Xbox

The House in Fata Morgana: Dreams of the Revenants Edition Review

Tasha QuinnApr 21, 2021April 21, 20210

All buildings have a history. Some good, some bad, and the mansion has a history darker than most. This dark history cannot be accounted to

Relicta Review

Steven PettittApr 10, 20210

Relicta is a first-person indie puzzle adventure game by developer Mighty Polygon and publisher Ravenscourt. It follows a similar style of gameplay to games such as Portal

Samurai Shodown Review

Jes TaylorApr 8, 20210

Fighting game fans are well aware of the quality to come whenever the SNK logo graces a screen. For years SNK, the creators of The

RetroMania Wrestling Review

Michael FitzgeraldApr 7, 2021April 7, 20210

RetroMania Wrestling is intended as a sequel to super popular, coin-chugging arcade grapple em’ up WWF WrestleFest, with it currently being available on PC and

Tennis World Tour 2 Review

Mark TaitApr 6, 20210

Gone with the Old First released last year, I played Tennis World Tour 2 on the PlayStation 4. Whilst I’m not a huge fan of

Neo Geo Pocket Color Selection Vol.1 Review

Tasha QuinnApr 1, 20210

SNK’s Neo Geo Pocket Color Handheld console was released back in 1999 as a successor to the monochrome edition released the previous year. While it

Doom Eternal: The Ancient Gods DLC Review

Daniel Garcia-MontesMar 30, 2021March 30, 20210

Those who have played (and likely enjoyed) last year’s Doom Eternal were no doubt waiting with great anticipation for more fast-paced and brutal demon-slaying goodness

Deadeus Review

Anthony PamiasMar 29, 2021March 29, 20210

I had such fun and enjoyment with Spacebot Interactive’s Dragonborne release, so when I heard they were going to release a second game, I was