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Kukoos: Lost Pets (Switch) Review
While it’s the season of many games coming out on all platforms, we’ve taken the time to dive into Kukoos: Lost Pets from developer Petit Fabrik. It was originally released on December 14th, 2021 on Steam and has now been ported to Xbox, PS4, and Nintendo Switch. With the new ports coming out it’s our turn to look at these Fall Guys look-alikes and see what they have to offer!
Pokémon Scarlet and Violet (Switch) Review
The Pokémon franchise has not been without its ups and downs, its highs and lows. Over the years we fans have had major controversies like Dexit in the Sword and Shield games, but also MASSIVE sleeper surprises like the extremely positive reception of Pokémon Legends Arceus. We in the community have known it all, and Pokémon Scarlet and Violet had seemed to promise so much in terms of a mainline g...[Read More]
Brook Vivid Wireless Controller for Nintendo Switch Review
The Nintendo Switch is already 5 years old! In the years since its release, many third-party developers have released their own take on the Nintendo Switch Pro Controller. With the abundance of options in the market, it has become increasingly difficult to pick the right option. Recently, the folks over at Brook released their Brook Vivid Wireless Controller for the Switch. Brook’s latest offers a...[Read More]
Atari 50 (Nintendo Switch) Review
In today’s landscape, there’s an abundance of gaming options for players. The vast number of games available today results in gamers seeking out value in their purchases. One of the greatest values the industry has to offer is compilations. Groups of independently released games, compiled into one collection. While some offer a bare-bones experience, many compilations have been known to feat...[Read More]
Gotham Knights Review
Growing up in the 90s, Batman was a big theme throughout my childhood and early teen years. Beyond the movies, games such as Batman Returns on the SEGA Genesis, which I remember playing relentlessly. As I type this, I’m picturing the boss battles with The Penguin and Catwoman and some of the game’s levels. Various Batman stories have been told since then, from darker movies to beloved ...[Read More]
HexGaming PS5 Rival Pro Controller Review
Recently, eSports has become one of the biggest revolutions in the gaming industry. Competitive play has long been a trope of gaming. Competing with friends dates back to the arcade era. While skill plays a major factor in player performance, so does the controller being used. Wear and tear or an aftermarket controller may be contributing factors to poor performance. Those looking to take a more s...[Read More]
PAC-MAN WORLD Re-PAC (PC) Video Review
Many years ago, interest in 3D platformers waned. Besides the likes of Nintendo’s offerings, diversity in the genre had all but dried up. Thankfully the platforming genre has gone through somewhat of a renaissance as of late. Not only are we seeing new 3D platformers but also remasters and remakes of classics! Bandai Namco appointed Now Production (Pac-Man Museum+) with the task of remaking Pac-Ma...[Read More]
Soulstice (PS5) Review
Action video games have certainly grown and evolved in the past several decades. Having been around during the sixth generation of game consoles is to have been alive to witness some of the greatest action games of all time. This was the generation that gave players the likes of God of War, Devil May Cry, and Onimusha: Warlords. The aforementioned games, and many others, featured exceedingly satis...[Read More]
Cult of the Lamb (PC) Review
Wouldn’t it be fun to run a cult in something completely different from Animal Crossing? Add some Binding of Isaac, a little Animal Crossing, some Twitch Integration if you like, and some rogue-like mechanics, and you’ve got the Cult of the Lamb. I have put quite a bit of time into Massive Monster’s newest release Cult of the Lamb, and have enjoyed my time. It’s even enjoya...[Read More]
Seven Pirates H (Switch) Review
It’s been a hot and steamy summer in games, and among them has been EastAsiaSoft, leading the way in bringing new, interesting and ambitious indie and Japanese games tot he forefront of gaming audiences today, from Synergia to Sense: A Cyberpunk Ghost Story, to the ambitious Chinese RPG Sword and Fairy: Together Forever. Summer has been hot for more than one reason though, and that is the re...[Read More]
Sniper Elite 5 (Xbox Series X) Review
It was 2005 when the first Sniper Elite game arrived in stores; The age of World War II shooters. Medal of Honor was storming the beaches of Normandy, while a competitor was storming the world, Call of Duty. On the PC front, massive battles were waged on Battlefield 1942 and Lucasfilm took flight in Secret Weapons Over Normandy. Like the stealthy protagonist in the game, Sniper Elite snuck in and ...[Read More]
Kao the Kangaroo (PC) Review
At PAX East 2022, we awarded Tate Multi Media two awards for their game KAO the KangarooKAO the Kangaroo; specifically we awarded them with a writers choice award and nominated them for best indie game. Now a month since playing the demo at PAX East, we can finally dive deeper into KAO the Kangaroo. For fans of platformers such as Spyro, Crash Bandicoot, Banjo Kazooie, Sly Cooper, and Jak and Daxt...[Read More]