Game Reviews

The Dark Lord Steve Urkel (yes, from Family Matters) is stealing faces from people all across Miitopia, and only one person can stop him… whoever you want! As an RPG where you decide who plays what role, Miitopia isn’t shy about being weird as all get-out. It’s got

I have fond memories of my time in the dirty, dangerous, diesel-punk universe of 1920+ when I reviewed Iron Harvest late last year. The game was more of what RTS fans loved with a unique spin on a familiar setting and engaging, character-oriented stories to tie it all together. Since

Like a dodgeball to the face, Knockout City knocked me off my feet in seconds and I never saw it coming. From the awesome, cheesy premise to the airtight dodgeball mechanics, Knockout City culminates into a ultra-polished and addictive competitive game that’s worthy of mentioning in the same breath

While I haven’t played much of the actual tabletop, I have put innumerable hours into games based on or inspired by Dungeons and Dragons. Most western fantasy games take cues from the many editions, such as The Elder Scrolls or Kingdoms of Amalur, and currently in early access Baldur’

Everybody’s favorite slackers are back in an incredibly difficult love letter to the NES era. Jay and Silent Bob: Mall Brawl is a side scrolling beat ‘em up that would fit perfectly in the 80’s. Featuring detailed 8-bit graphics, a decent variety of bosses and enemies, and nine

It is always a bit strange to review what is essentially a “party game.” There is no campaign or story to speak of, only a series of local or online multiplayer matches. I normally review single player campaign based games, so I’ll admit that I struggle a bit when

If you were to ask me what Biomutant is about, I would have a hard time pinning it down. At its core, it’s about a post-apocalyptic world where mutated creatures have inherited the Earth, formed tribes, and now war against one another. You are one of these creatures, aiming

Back in April 2020 I reviewed and subsequently became somewhat enamored with SnowRunner on the Xbox One platform from Focus Home Interactive. There’s just something highly rewarding about slowly hauling a consignment of logs, bricks or whatever other cargo happens to be the order of the day over mud,