game review

Hello, loyal readers! Today, we would like to share our experience in playing Spell Saga, a game by SUBHEATHEN Publishing. It is our hope that it might give you the personal initiative to take the steps to get ahold of it yourselves. Spell Saga, a solitaire-style, self-proclaimed "tabletop novel", is a game that begins its own […]

One advantage of being a Nintendo Switch owner is the backlog of game developers willing to port their older titles to the mobile console. Oddworld Inhabitants' first title for the Switch was Stranger's Wrath, the fourth title in the Oddworld series. Their next title is its predecessor Munch's Oddysee. Once ported to the Game Boy […]

Back in the day when the console wars were red hot in the '90s, a few select kids got a different kind of gaming unit with the TurboGrafx-16. Most every kid of that generation usually had one of two main consoles in either the SNES or the SEGA Genesis. But then you'd have that one […]

One of the biggest games that people have been demanding from Nintendo since the Switch came out is another Animal Crossing game. It took a while, but you got one. The last official game that wasn't a spinoff was Animal Crossing: New Leaf on the 3DS, released back in 2012. And shy of all of […]

Ever since Bethesda Softworks resurrected DOOM for the masses back in 2016, fans knew a sequel like DOOM Eternal was inevitable. The first original game in twelve years brought the franchise back to where it needed to be. One man on a mission to destroy every demon in his path and seal every gate from […]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] At long last, Overwatch has finally landed on Nintendo Switch. After what seemed like a constant waltz of "will they or won't they" with Blizzard following a leaked Overwatch Switch case on Amazon, the official announcement game. Busy, casual, and downright lazy Overwatch fans across the world rejoiced. Sure, the graphics and performance […]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Clear back in 1993, when the Game Boy was still a hot commodity for gaming on the go, The Legend of Zelda: Link's Awakening was a battery killer. Back when I owned the original, I must have beat it about half a dozen times on the Game Boy, Game Boy Color, and Super […]

[rwp_box_recap id="0"] Gang Beasts is a multiplayer party game where players control gelatinous characters and take part in slaptstick fight sequences. It's a party game meant to be taken lightly, which is great, except that the player base is so small it makes the online matchmaking pointless. The concept and execution are relatively solid, however, […]

[rwp_box_recap id="0"] Tripwire Interactive and publisher Deep Silver released the Killing Floor: Double Feature eariler this year to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the franchise. The Double Feature includes both Killing Floor 2 and Killling Floor: Incursion which is a VR spin-off of the franchise. Both games stick to the basic formula of having players brutally murder a […]

[rwp_box_recap id="0"] Klabater and Polyslash's We. The Revolution is a unique in both gameplay concept and art-style, as it puts players in control of a Tribunal Judge during the French Revolution. Players will need to pass sentences, play the politics, and do everything in their power not to be the next one brought to the guillotine. […]

[rwp_box_recap id="0"] Team 17's My Time at Portia is a cute, relaxing crafting game where players restore the neglected family workshop and fulfill commissions, grow crops, raise animals, and befriend the inhabitants of the post-apocalyptic town called Portia. Players need to gather, mine, and craft their way to being the top workshop in town, and they […]

[rwp_box_recap id="0"] Going into The Legend of Heroes: Trails of Cold Steel II, I'd never played the original game. So my background information on the title was limited to the official game description and what I could piece together from the opening sequence of the game's story. Which is probably not the best way to pick […]

I was in the middle of writing up my late review of Devil May Cry on the Switch when the code for Devil May Cry 2 hit as well. So I've decided to bundle them both into the same review to save us all some time. This is far from the first time I've played either game, […]

[rwp_box_recap id="0"] RemiLore: Lost Girl in the Lands of Lore is the kind of anime game that has a very specific fanbase in mind. And I am not that fanbase. So this was a bit of a mis-match between game and reviewer, but I'll try to do my best regardless. The game is a hack-and-slash […]

[rwp_box_recap id="0"] Crystar is a game about a young girl who travels to purgatory and purifies the torments of restless souls by crying about it. The game even has a "cry to gain more power" mechanic. The game is described by Spike Chunsoft and developer FuRyu as "driven by catharsis," which is why Rei gains […]

[rwp_box_recap id="0"] Like most officially licensed game adaptations, Attack on Titan Tactics relies heavily on its leveraged IP. A licensed game like Tactics lives and dies off of its authenticity to the original. Luckily, DeNA and Crunchyroll Games are also partnered with Kodansha and Funimation who publish the manga and anime respectively. The game also features the […]

[rwp_box id="0"] There's a tempering of expectation of sorts when it comes to Gearbox and 2K Games' Borderlands franchise that you know what you're getting from the start and for many, that's enough, but let's not pretend this title will ever reinvent the wheel when it comes to first-person shooters. The humor of the game […]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] The moment I saw we were finally getting Super Mario Maker 2, the ideas of how to punish my friends immediately swirled through my head, as it did with many others. Granted, there are many people who played the original on the Wii U and got to live out their level-builder fantasies. Or […]

[rwp-review-recap id="0"] Earlier this year, Big Fish Games announced they would be doing a Toy Story mobile game in time for the next film called Toy Story Drop! A few weeks ago, that game finally came out and we received a review code for it on iOS to try out. The game itself is pretty […]

[rwp_box id="0"] It's hard to improve upon the best Resident Evil game for a Nintendo console, but Capcom did find a way with the expected HD remastered version of Resident Evil 4. Originally released in 2005, Resident Evil 4 revolutionized the franchise opting for a more action-oriented affair with sequences that require the player to […]