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Wartales is a much better game than it is a port.
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Fire Emblem Engage: Rant or Review?
Is this a rant, review, or something between the two of Fire Emblem Engage? I’ll let you be the judge.
Read More »The Dungeon of Naheulbeuk (PC) Review
Are you a fan of Tactical RPGs? Wish your characters would have a bolder opinion, stealing some comments from your own imagination? Not afraid to bite their tongue? Then have I got the suggestion for you…Dungeon of Naheulbeuk! Be aware that if you find off-colored language unseemly, this may not …
Read More »RAI (Graphic Novel) Review
If you’ve ever come across Valiant Entertainments’ RAI, but didn’t want to dive mid story-arc, have I got a recommendation for you… we meet Rai in a great wasteland of the Sonora Desert, once home to North America To get you started, RAI takes place in the 41st century. His …
Read More »Tennis World Tour 2 (PS4) Review
You can challenge the umpire on this, but….
Read More »Serious Sam 4 (PC) Review: Don’t Call it a Reboot
Serious Sam 4 brings the franchise to 2020. The more the world has changed, the more Serious Sam has remained familiar.
Read More »Raji: An Ancient Epic (Switch) Review
Mythologies and religions have long made great fodder for stories, movies and video games. Raji: An Ancient Epic takes place in the lore of Hindu and Balinese mythology, bringing an oft-overlooked religious setting to the forefront. An Epic journey: I think it is important to point out that before I …
Read More »Carrion (Switch) Follow Up Review
It should come as no surprise to anyone who read my full review of Carrion on PC that I adored the game. It is short, sweet, and tremendously satisfying to play. How does that same experience hold up when it is on the Switch? I have good news. Again, make …
Read More »Itaewon Class (Series) Review
A drama served up with a helping of revenge, South Korean TV’s Itaewon Class follows a young ex-con and bar owner as he strives for success.
Read More »Journey to the Savage Planet (PS4) Review
Journey to the Savage Planet is a much more relaxed game than its title would suggest. Few alien creatures go out of their way to strike you down without aggravation, and entire subsets love you. Like, a lot. It’s too bad you’ll have to splatter their green guts all over …
Read More »Fantasy Strike (Switch) Review: Fantastic Fighting
Fantasy Strike is an easy to learn fighting game that puts you right into the decision-making, punishing, spacing, and control of high-level play without the hours of regimented practice and passion it normally takes to get there. There are still combo strings, but the highest damage count comes off of …
Read More »Conan: Unconquered (PC) Review
Conan: Unconquered is a wave-defense real-time-strategy survival game that pits co-operative goodness against bugs, crashes, and merely good enough presentation.
Read More »The Man Who Killed Hitler and Then The Bigfoot (Movie) Review
A legendary American war veteran is tasked with taking down a mythical creature. Can it really be that simple? Let’s check out The Man Who Killed Hitler.
Read More »Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics (Switch) Review
Horror and strategy meet on the battlefields of one of the world’s “great” wars in Achtung! Cthulhu Tactics. If you’re into any of the above, this is a title you should be checking out.
Read More »Project Highrise: Architect Edition (Xbox One) Review
Project Highrise originally released on PC in 2016. Now, just under two years later, the game makes the jump to consoles under the guise of the Architect Edition. Does this simulator stand up for fans of the genre? Project Highrise towers above its competition.
Read More »Spyro Reignited Trilogy (Xbox One) Review
There’s something to be said about missing a game and playing it for the first time only once it’s been reignited.
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