Ayo The Clown Review – Nightmare Fuel
Ayo the Clown, a brand new 2.5D platformer, is coming to the Nintendo Switch. Beautiful, fun visuals, lot’s of great gameplay ideas, but some frustrating issues make it fall flat.
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Hell Let Loose Review – Get Good Soldier, That’s an Order
Hell Let Loose is a 50v50 multiplayer shooter set on some of the iconic battlefields of World War 2, with a unique command system and large, authentic maps, challenging combat and authentic weapons and armor.
Blightbound 1.0 Review – A Gaunt And Gritty Grind
Blightbound is finally getting a full 1.0 release! Are you ready to enter this glorious, gloomy realm, or should you leave this one be? Read on to find out!
The Forgotten City Review – Captus Est in Tempore
The Forgotten City is a point-and-click adventure puzzle game set in a mysterious Roman city, ruled by despotic laws and a small populous in need of assistance.
Tribes of Midgard Review – Wait for Ragnarok with some Crafty Survival Action
Tribes of Midgard is a single or multiplayer action/survival game set in the landscape of Norse mythology and featuring a blend of genres.
A Township Tale Review – A Tale With Tons of Potential
A Township Tale’s got a great core concept, an amazing player community, and some cool and unique gameplay elements. But there are some major design issues that are keeping it from a happy ending.
The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles Review – No Objection Here
The Great Ace Attorney Chronicles, from Capcom, complete with 2 different Ace Attorney games, is not only fun but of fantastic value.
Cotton Reboot! Review – Dreams Worth Remembering
Cotton Reboot! is a fantastic re-release of Cotton: Fantastic Night Dreams. And it is a remake of the Sharp X68000 version, which was the best port of the arcade version and had added bosses, remixed enemies, and updated graphics.
Anna’s Quest Review – A Wonderfully Twisted Fairy Tale
After 6 years upon its initial release, Anna’s Quest has made a most welcome jump to consoles. Join Anna in a dark, twisted fairy tale to defeat a witch to save her grandpa.
Last Stop Review – Stuck in Traffic
Variable State, the talented folk who brought you Virginia, are looking to tread new ground with their latest release, Last Stop. Presented as an anthology, consisting of three separate yet intertwining stories, will this audacious release appeal to more than just aficionados?