Gaming Reviews

Vengeful Guardian: Moonrider isn’t the only game that seeks to emulate 90s platformers. They are, in fact, a dime-a-dozen, even if we only count those that strictly adhere to the 90s design ethos (spike traps, speed, and turning everything up…

Kukoos: Lost Pets might be the worst game I’ve ever played. Being generous, I’ll just say that it is one of the worst games I’ve ever played, assuming that anything worse than this would’ve caused enough brain damage to make…

I’ve always enjoyed the Metrovania genre. It feels good exploring, finding upgrades and new powers, and defeating challenging bosses. There have been a few twists on the formula over the years (like Dead Cells’ roguelike-meets-Metroidvania), but a combination I’d never…

Taking a cue from car manufacturers and sports games, Let’s Sing 2023 has arrived in late 2022, bringing with it 30 new songs. Besides the new tracks, Let’s Sing 2023 will be exceedingly familiar to anyone who picked up the…

Games have come a long way as an art form. The early years of gaming were simple stuff, Pong and Asteroids; as they got more complex and more popular, they were generally still seen as silly entertainment. Games like Half…

I’ve always been a fan of hack-and-slash action games, such as Devil May Cry and the original God of War trilogy. So, naturally, I’ve been interested in Soulstice since I saw its gameplay trailer, and its preview build only further…

When creating Foretales, developer Alkemi Games wanted to create an open-ended adventure, where your choices matter and shape the story. They accomplished this by making the entire game revolve around cards, used to navigate through a non-linear story. While the…

There’s a very specific genre of movie, generally directed by Guy Ritchie, that I can only describe as “dark comedies with British criminals who do a small crime and then oops we’re enmeshed in something much larger”. While I very…