Shipping And Surviving
Galactic Express offers a clever puzzle adventure that’s suitable for any age player, with both a casual mode and a more challenging one that will have you rushing to load your ship right.
Category Archives: Reviews
Heaven or Hell? Let’s Rock!
Probably the most in-depth fighting series ever created, the latest iteration with Guilty Gear XX Accent Core Plus adds an insane amount of fighters, moves and combat.
Dancing for your Fingers
You’ve heard of Dance Dance Revolution, but Flash Flash Revolution? This week we’ve got DDR for your fingers in this rapid tapping computer game that mimics one of the most well known game titles of all time.
Cloudy With A Chance Of Death (And Fun)
Guns of Icarus Online throws players into a steampunk-like world where combat is done from the decks of rickety zeppelins, and life or death depends largely on your honorable teammates.
Taking The Myst From Mystery
Dark Arcana: The Carnival takes players from a colorful fun-for-all-ages festival to a creepy shadow dimension lurking just behind the scenes as we wander through this gripping puzzle adventure.
Let’s Go For a Ride
This week I take a look at the game Canvas Rider: a simple game where all you need to do is ride your bike to the end of the level of lines. But for being so simple, how much of a punch does it pack?
Haunted Has Stunning Unlife
Haunted is a puzzle adventure game that adds a lot of unique innovation into an increasingly crowded genre, and brings the funny along to boot.
The Dragonborn Comes!
The Dragonborn DLC expansion for Skyrim adds quite a bit of content to the amazing core game, including the continent of Solstheim and the ability to ride dragons.
Croixleur Crossed Out
A Japanese Hack-n-Slash, grab your sword and follow me as we race through the Adjuvant Trial to win our faction’s rite to rule! Sounds good, right? Well we’ll just have to see about that.
The Only Defense Is More Offence
Planets Under Attack is a fine example of a massive tower defense game in space, even if the defensive part of the equation is largely left out of this offensive-only romp.