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Kukoos: Lost Pets (Switch) Review

Indie interpretations of classic genres never cease to interest me. It is fascinating to see people try to emulate and improve on things they loved as a kid, to varying degrees of success. Kukoos: Lost Pets is a game that emulates the…

Warhammer 40K: Darktide (PC) Review

The Left 4 Dead formula didn’t exactly take the world by storm in the 2010s, as it’s so hard to get right. Developers Fatshark found the winning combination when they released Warhammer 40K: Vermintide, placing the player directly into the Warhammer universe and pitting them…

Persona 5 Royal (Switch) Review

The Persona franchise is quite easily one of my favorite RPG franchises of all time. Each game covers a powerful theme, and the mechanics and characters always make for an engaging experience. Now that Persona 5 Royal (and soon Persona 3 and…

Togges (Switch) Review

I like a good 3D platformer as much as the next person. I grew up in the age of Spyro the Dragon, Donkey Kong 64, and other platforming classics. I also love games that are a little on the weird side. Sadly,…

Inscryption (Switch) Review

I’m getting it out of the way in this first paragraph because you know it’s coming in a game review about a roguelike deck-building game. We all know and love Slay the Spire, but games that follow in its footsteps are tasked…

Warp Drive (Switch) Review

We’re always told to never judge a book by its cover. When it comes to reviewing games, the same can be said to never judge it by a trailer. I learned this quite the hard way when I selected the Switch port…

Floodland (PC) Review

In a world where settlement survival and management games are rather popular, Floodland was one that truly seemed to capture my eye when I first saw the trailer for it. It had been quite a while since I had picked up one…

Super Kiwi 64 (PC) Review

Nostalgia is a driving force in media. It has become quite the selling point. The massive growth in remasters, remakes, and everything in-between has created scenarios where not only is Dead Space getting a remake, but it also has a spiritual successor in…

Doctor Who “Resolution” – Review

How hard was it to finish off writing your title, “Resolution” of the Daleks? After the battle of bippidy boppity boo, I don’t trust Chris to write his own name. At least not without stabbing himself in the brain. This is the…

PRIMAL – (TV Series) Review

Genndy Tartakovsky is easily one of the most underappreciated artists out there. His unique art style and action-heavy storytelling is responsible for the legendary Samurai Jack which premiered on Cartoon Network in August of 2001. Unfortunately, action cartoons have never been hugely…