Review: League of Evil for Switch
The Switch has yet another 2D, retro style game in its repertoire now and that game is none other than League of Evil ($7.99) from Ratalaika Games and Woblyware! This…
Review: MAGIC-NS Wireless Controller Adapter for the Nintendo Switch
The Nintendo Switch has been on fire these past few months but when it comes to third-party controller you don’t really have much of a choice at the moment. You…
Review: Dino Frontier for PSVR
Dino Frontier from Uber Entertainment is now officially out for PSVR ($29.99). It’s a game of gargantuan proportions my friend. You have the Wild West and you have dinosaurs a…
Review – Ys VIII: Lacrimosa of Dana
The Isle of Seiren is one of legend and mystery. Rumor has it The Isle is cursed in more ways than one. During one fateful night Adol Christin, a man…
Review: Neptune Flux for PS4/PSVR
Neptune Flux from Zoxide Games is out now across multiple platforms such as the Steam (with HTC Vive/Oculus Rift support) and PS4 (with PSVR support), the latter of which is…
Review: Warriors All-Stars for the PS4
Dynasty Warriors has been around for quite some time and there’s been plenty of adaptations to the series. All Stars Warriors is the next new chapter in the series so…
Review: White Day: A Labyrinth Named School for the PS4
This review has made to not spoil any important plot lines to order to enjoy it to the fullest. I have played a lot of horror based games in my…
Review – Crashday: Redline Edition
Moonbyte Games has fully overhauled the original 2006 PC racing game Crashday, which is a classic favorite. This game takes several other factors of racing games and mixes them all…
Review: Neon Drive for PS4
Neon Drive from Fraoula has been out now for a couple of years on iOS and Android, last year it also came out for Steam on both Mac and PC.…
Review: Retro City Rampage DX for Switch
The ultra popular, multiplatform (roughly 14 platforms!) game Retro City Rampage by Vblank Entertainment has finally reached the Switch ($14.99)! The DX port of the game is anything but as…
Review: Deadcore for Consoles
Deadcore was just released (XBOX One/PS4, $7.99) and it’s a speedrunner’s dream. The FPS platformer is courtesy of Grip Digital and 5 Bits Games. Is Deadcore a free flowing masterpiece…
Review: Infinite Minigolf for PSVR
The sequel to PS3’s Planet Minigolf, Infinite Minigolf, has finally made it to market. It’s across all major platforms including PSVR, which is the version what we will be reviewing…