Steamworld Dig 2 Review: A Steam-Fueled Metroid
Steamworld Dig 2 does everything a proper sequel should do. It improves upon all of its predecessor’s flaws, introduces new Continue Reading
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Yakuza Kiwami Review: A Dragon Reborn
Yakuza Kiwami is one of the rare remakes of an older game that surpasses the original in every single way. Continue Reading
Severed for Nintendo Switch Review: Remember to Dismember
Sporting a similar art style to Drinbox Studios’ other famous game, Guacamelee, Severed is a tour-de-force for touch screen gaming. Continue Reading
Ironcast Review: Commendable
If I tried to make up a zany sounding genre-merging game I would never be able to come up with Continue Reading
Mario Kart 8 Deluxe Review: The Final Lap
Three years later, Mario Kart 8 is still the best kart racer Nintendo has ever made. The Deluxe version of Continue Reading
RiME Review: Loss At Sea
RiME is the type of game that seeks to do something bigger than provide the player with an enjoyable gameplay Continue Reading
Zelda: Breath of the Wild Review: 100 Years In The Making
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild somehow continues the tradition of Nintendo defying the odds and delivering a Continue Reading
Crash Bandicoot Review: N’Credible Remakes
Crash Bandicoot: N’Sane Trilogy is an authentic recreation of the 1990’s platformers, with every detail you remember expertly crafted in Continue Reading
Minecraft Nintendo Switch Edition Review: Console Experience Anywhere You Want
You’re reading a Minecraft review in 2017. Yes, you are. You may think you know everything there is to know Continue Reading
Has Been Heroes Review: Punishment and Patience
Frozenbyte’s foray into roguelike action, a big departure in terms of gameplay from their work with the Trine franchise, is Continue Reading