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In general my history with walking simulators has been mixed, at best. On the one hand there can be a sense of zen tr...
Remasters of past games, even ones that are at least somewhat revered, can be a tricky business. Giving everything a vis...
When games from previous generations make a return it’s always interesting to see whether unusual ideas that me...
While there are an abundance of challenging retro minimalist action platformers out there I don’t find that I o...
When you play multiple titles in the same casual series there’s no doubt that there’s often a baked-in co...
While simmy racing and I don’t often get along I can at least appreciate titles that are meant to appeal to fol...
The Doodle God series has been around for a while and in the casual space it has always seemed like a popular staple ...
Fans of shooter titles are blessed with an abundance of terrific choices on the Switch, which unfortunately then has ...
The description of “roguelike tactical strategy RPG” that comes with Battle Brothers should clearly commu...
Games that come from an existing property I’m not familiar with are always a bit tougher to score, and this tit...
While it’s possible that this style of arcade action puzzling this title represents may bring to mind more seed...
I’ll be the first to say that it’s a good thing that not all games are made for everyone, in fact there a...
Sharing a thought, in many ways I still have a real beef with EA and the fact that they absorbed and pretty well ruin...
Having played so many indie platformers with pixel graphics, a relatively light feel, and an early hint at a story th...
While possibly not an ideal game for arachnophobes, Kill It With Fire is what I’d consider a “wacky physics type game” d...
As a huge fan of music of all kinds any games that manage to incorporate music and rhythm into the mix tend to catch my ...
If you’re familiar with the hidden item puzzle genre the Faircroft’s Antiques titles should feel a bit li...
Making games that are relatively simple but challenging in their action and then incentive you in some way to keep yo...
Games that are implemented to be very simple by design are a bit of a struggle to review since, by their nature, ther...
Challenging retro-style platforming on a budget often isn’t pretty, with many titles simply showing poor overall design ...
Since I’m a big fan of games that bring the funny and their take on play is a bit on the quirky side I’m ...
Hidden item games are certainly one of the early staples of the tablet and mobile gaming revolution, but to date have...
Of all the typical puzzle game variations I think the one I get bored by the most quickly tends to be the box pusher,...
Taking something old and juicing it up to help make it feel new again can be tricky business. Having seen quite a few...
If you thirst for the good old days of dodging traps, knocking out monsters, and more often that not doing quite a bi...
One way to get some easy interest with retro-inspired games is to simply mimic specifics from classic games, the degr...
Ahh, the tightrope of going back to revisit classic titles that live in infamy. Nobody ever accused the Ghosts &lsquo...
Fans of a certain mustachioed carpenter (at the time) taking on a large and equally-famous gorilla will, no doubt, qu...
OK, so there’s no doubt an audience out there for games that are challenging, that won’t apologize for fr...
Simplicity can work in either direction for budget games, either getting what it manages just right so it's a suc...
It’s always difficult to review titles made with the intention of reaching a more casual and mild audience. Und...
There’s something to be said for games that aren’t heavily geared towards objectives or even any real com...
When it comes to more casual fare like hidden object puzzle games differentiating one from another can be tricky sinc...
This is one of those games that feels odd to play since it’s almost like it transports you back to another era ...
I’ve never hidden my general disdain for the rise of the “Souls-like” sub-genre and for me Hellpoin...
Having played so many games on the Switch it’s always important to be mindful of the fact that there are many f...
Roguelikes have exploded in popularity in the past few years, with games like Dead Cells and Hades showing the way the l...
As a huge fan of roguelikes and someone who appreciates games that can bring people together I’ll come out and say I hav...
Hey, hey, hey… it’s time to make some ca-raaazy money… Well, or not. I know I’m not alone h...
Operating somewhere between a visual novel and a classic adventure Dry Drowning is a bit of an odd bird. It’s f...
Before they became Blizzard and released the likes of the WarCraft and Diablo series, among others, the folks at then Si...
As a huge fan of weird and funky games PUSS! certainly has elements that give it appeal. Touted, accurately, as a &ld...
Inspired by the spirit of Shakespeare’s Renaissance England, Astrologaster features a unique pop-up book art style, chor...
Challenging platforming is most definitely a thing, with titles like Celeste and Super Meat Boy leading the way in de...
With a style falling somewhere between modern endless runners and classic arcade action, Speed Limit sports pretty in...
Absolutely inspired by the 8 and 16-bit eras and the likes of the classic Castlevania series, Cathedral should be qui...
Perhaps it’s me, and I’m just an impatient gamer, but this is one of those titles that simply takes too l...
While there has been a whole series of conversions of the fighting games from the Neo Geo Pocket, and many have been ...
While arcade-style shooters don’t necessarily need to have a great deal of variety in order to be interesting I...
While the Switch is still criminally under-represented when it comes to racing games genre fans shouldn’t leap ...
