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A little bit boneheaded — Skellboy review

Fabraz is an independent entity that I’ve kept my eye on ever since I loved Slime-San on Switch years ago. In the span of those years, there have been

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 18 Mar 2020

A little bit boneheaded — Skellboy review

She will not be forgotten — Dandara: Trials of Fear Edition Review

In 1694, Dandara was an Afro-Brazilian warrior who fought against slavery in Palmares. Not much is known about her life, but she is described as a hero and committed suicide

By David Flynn

/ 12 Mar 2020

She will not be forgotten — Dandara: Trials of Fear Edition Review

Pika-me, Pika-you! — Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX

I remember hanging out with my grandmother one weekend in 2006, after we got lunch she surprised me with a copy of Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Blue Rescue Team on the

By David Flynn

/ 11 Mar 2020

Pika-me, Pika-you! — Pokémon Mystery Dungeon: Rescue Team DX

A sloppy drunk — Afterparty Review

Afterparty is a game I really want to like. It follows two recently deceased college graduates, Lola and Milo, as they attempt to out party Satan, get out of Hell,

By David Flynn

/ 10 Mar 2020

Fast-paced mega collection, zero dull moments — Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection review

Capcom has put out several Mega Man Legacy Collections over the past few years, covering the entirety of the Mega Man series and the X series.Since the latter was

By Sean Anthony

/ 4 Mar 2020

Fast-paced mega collection, zero dull moments — Mega Man Zero/ZX Legacy Collection review

Smokin’ Switch style — Devil May Cry 3 Special Edition Review

Devil May Cry 3 is lauded as the definitive character action game; it saved the series, established Dante’s extravagant personality, and set a precedent for all games in its

By David Flynn

/ 28 Feb 2020

Smokin’ Switch style — Devil May Cry 3 Special Edition Review

Who says you can’t go home again? — Rune Factory 4 Special Review

The Rune Factory series was innovative, different, and practically unrivaled when Rune Factory: A Fantasy Harvest Moon was first released in the US in 2006. A farming game with magic,

By A Kay Purcell

/ 25 Feb 2020

Who says you can’t go home again? — Rune Factory 4 Special Review

Play Metro while taking the metro? Yes, please! — Metro 2033 & Metro: Last light Redux review

When we think of games being ported to a new console, especially a console of a newer generation, gamers can be reluctant to think it will pay off. As a

By Terrance Hale

/ 25 Feb 2020

Play Metro while taking the metro? Yes, please! — Metro 2033 & Metro: Last light Redux review

Embracing death on the go — Samurai Shodown Switch review

While the Switch is the weakest of this generation’s big three consoles, I’m glad that it still gets some top-notch simultaneous releases alongside the PS4 and Xbox One.

By Elisha Deogracias

/ 25 Feb 2020

Embracing death on the go — Samurai Shodown Switch review

Drop into an old adventure with new friends & Knuckles — Sega Ages Sonic the Hedgehog 2 Review

Sonic 2 is a game that defined my childhood. I used to play it all the time at a friend’s house, and later with my dad in one of

By David Flynn

/ 24 Feb 2020

Drop into an old adventure with new friends & Knuckles — Sega Ages Sonic the Hedgehog 2 Review

Classic blob dropping action — Sega Ages: Puyo Puyo 2 review

Puyo Puyo has created a following for itself in the West, but it wasn’t always known here by that name. The first Puyo Puyo was redesigned on Super Nintendo

By Sean Anthony

/ 21 Feb 2020

Classic blob dropping action — Sega Ages: Puyo Puyo 2 review

See all that your deeds have done — Hero must die. again review

The standard formula for RPGs is that you are the hero on some sort of journey to save the world. It may be on a grander or smaller scale, but

By Codi Spence

/ 20 Feb 2020

See all that your deeds have done — Hero must die. again review

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