Mad Father Switch Review – Papa Don’t Preach
At a glance, one could dismiss it as one of the many story-driven pixel horror games occupying the indie scene.
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Author: Jahanzeb Khan
Horace Switch Review – Philosophical Meta-Gaming
Horace is a game that, just based on its name alone, commands attention and respect. The key artwork doesn’t do
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Living in the Ending World Review – Food and Sanity
We now live in an age of 4K gaming and are just entering the cusp of 8K, with framerates going
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Touhou Luna Nights Review – Alucard’s Maid Service
Metroidvania games are a dime a dozen nowadays. You don’t have to look far into the lineup of indie or
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Flying Red Barrel – The Diary of a Little Aviator Review – Little Big Shmup
This may or may not surprise some people, but 100% Orange Juice is still a thing. Surprisingly, the online multiplayer
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Vernal Edge Preview – Devil May Metroidvania
When Devil May Cry was conceived (and after its brief incarnation as a Resident Evil 4 prototype), the idea was to
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Looking Back at the Panzer Dragoon Series 25 Years Later
Imagine yourself as a gamer in 1995 and just try to appreciate the magnitude of experiencing the very advent of
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Bleach: Immortal Soul Review – A Nostalgic Anime Trip
Bleach as an anime and manga was once at the very top of pop culture… until it outstayed its own
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Record of Lodoss War: Deedlit in Wonder Labyrinth Preview – A Mouthful of Metroidvania
Record of Lodoss War: Deedlit in Wonder Labyrinth, Try saying that ten times fast. Let’s just call it Wonder Labyrinth
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The Unsung Revolution of Guilty Gear X
Over twenty years have gone by since the original Guilty Gear landed on the PlayStation, and now fans of this
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A Look at CAVE’s Futureproof Classic ESP Ra.De.
CAVE needs no introduction when it comes to Japanese 2D scrolling shooters (shmups). Walk into any arcade in Japan, and
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