Game Reviews

RPGs can come in all shapes and sizes, whether they be real-time, turn based, or even grid-based. Every variation can be enjoyable in their own right, so they’re all worth checking out. Haunted Dungeons: Hyakki Castle falls into the grid-based RPG, and it has been an interesting ride. The

The year is 1976. Rookie Noomi Kovacs is gathering intel that may lead her to a kidnapped scientist being forced to work on a world-changing technology. Somewhere in the distance, a twangy guitar plays out a Bond-esque tune. Noomi shuffles through a dossier on her contact, expertly using its contents

You have played this game before in many different incarnations. You are the underdog fighting against the mighty powers that be one step at a time on your path to right a great wrong committed against your family in the past. For anyone who has played RTS games, the mechanics

Just like Dr. Mario, I’m not a real doctor. I can’t write prescriptions, and you shouldn’t take my medical advice, no matter how many fancy plaques I place around my facilities. I also shouldn’t be allowed in patient rooms, and I absolutely should never be allowed

Many games have sought to provide players with a good challenge, but it doesn’t always pan out, and the game ends up feeling fairly easy. Kentucky Robo Chicken falls closer to that side of the scale. However, this works in its favor. Kentucky Robo Chicken has a paper thin

My fight against an evil mage and his zombie servant is the moment I realized I really liked Shadows: Awakening. The boss fight had me using my party’s different skills while dodging lasers and waves of fire. Thankfully, most of the boss fights are on this level. While it

Classic games set precedents and create templates for future games to follow. Sometimes this comes in the form of an homage, and Freedom Planet is an homage to classic Sonic the Hedgehog games. This mixed with its own unique mechanics makes for a fun experience. Freedom Planet focuses on the

Couch party games have become a bit of a forgotten genre over the past few years. Luckily the Nintendo Switch has come to bring back this lost style of games. Developer Bread Machine brings to us SLAM LAND, a basketball inspired 4 player couch co-op game, in which you must