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Tengai Review (Switch)
Samurai Aces returns in a new shmup
April 1, 2018 - The Psikyo classics keep coming and we can finally enjoy the successor to Samurai Aces. Instead of being a vertical shmup, Tengai offers some fun horizontal gameplay so get your trigger finger ready.
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Warp Shift Review (Switch)
A deceptively simple puzzler
April 1, 2018 - Indie puzzle games come in all shapes and sizes but sometimes, the simpler ones provide the most fun. Warp Shift may have basic gameplay but mastering its puzzles is quite an impressive challenge so get ready to slide some tiles.
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Detective Pikachu Review (3DS)
That's one little private dick
March 31, 2018 - The cuddly Pikachu is gracing us with his presence in a new 3DS title that has him donning a swanky deerstalker hat and magnifying glass.
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Lode Runner Legacy Review (Switch)
A faithful retro remake
March 31, 2018 - Doug Smith's imaginative 2D action puzzle hybrid debuted 35 years ago and it's still a blast to play. Lode Runner Legacy is a fitting tribute to the late visionary developer so let's explore what makes Lode Runner such a timeless classic.
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Penny-Punching Princess Review (Switch)
Capitalism: A Love Story
March 29, 2018 - When you look at an overhead beat 'em up with RPG elements, it's hard to know what to expect. Penny-Punching Princess features a unique bribing mechanic so get your golden fists ready and let's see how much of a punch this princess packs.
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Ni no Kuni II: Revenant Kingdom Review (PlayStation 4)
An RPG fit for a king
March 28, 2018 - The sequel to 2013's cute and incredibly satisfying JRPG Ni no Kuni has finally released with much deserved fanfare.
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Atelier Lydie & Suelle: The Alchemists and the Mysterious Paintings Review (PlayStation 4)
A fantastic way to end a trilogy
March 27, 2018 - The folks at Gust have been creating memorable JRPGs for decades and their latest is a lovely adventure that brings an era to a close in a wonderful way. So, let's join Lydie and Suelle on their journey and see what they're up to.
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The American Dream Review (PlayStation 4)
Guns are stupid and so is this game
March 26, 2018 - With the March for Our Lives happening just a couple of days ago, it's an interesting time to play a game that parodies gun culture. However, is The American Dream the biting satirical VR experience that Americans need?
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Far Cry 5 Review (PlayStation 4)
A New Hope County
March 26, 2018 - The Far Cry series takes its first trip to America with this explosive entry in Ubisoft's popular first-person shooter franchise.
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Sol Divide: Sword of Darkness Review (Switch)
Not every Psikyo shmup is a classic
March 24, 2018 - There's something about rediscovering classic shoot 'em ups that always makes for an interesting time. However, was Sol Divide worth digging up from the past? Study up on your magic and let's find out.
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