Controlled Cumulus Chaos in ‘Rain on Your Parade’ – Game Review
By JD Osorio There seems to be a new trend in games right now with a fundamental hook I absolutely love: wrecking humans. I loved doing it in Untitled Goose […]
‘Habroxia 2’ Is An Old-School Style Made Modern – Game Review
Lift Off Habroxia 2 is a retro space shooter built for the modern era. Lillymo Games delivers a fast, fun, and energetic take on the classic formula. This follow-up to […]
‘Ghost of Tsushima’ On PlayStation 5 Is Incredible in Every Way Possible – Review
After almost seven years, Sucker Punch Productions returned with another game. For those unfamiliar with Sucker Punch Productions, they are responsible for games like Infamous which has solidified itself as […]
‘Valkyria Chronicles 4’ is the Perfect Balance of Old and New – Review
If you listen to Geeks of Color’s gaming podcast, Gameboys of Color, you’re well aware that I’m a huge fan of the anime-tactics game Fire Emblem. From the rewarding feeling […]
‘The Messenger’ Review: Good Things Come to Those Who Wait
The first time I warped from an 8 to 16-bit world while gliding through The Messenger, I couldn’t help but be overcome by my grin as the game the game […]
‘The Banner Saga’ Review: A Pleasant Blending of Genres
The Banner Saga immediately drew my attention with its stunning hand-drawn animations, then quickly captivated me with its surprisingly engaging mechanics. Although I’m no rookie to the top-down, grid-based, tactical […]
How the Competitive Dating Sim ‘Monster Prom’ Broke My Heart
“You’re asking me to go to prom with you? Have you seen yourself in a mirror? Your face is a crime against humanity.” Wow, I can’t believe the writers over […]
The Swords of Ditto Review: An Adorable Adventure That Helped Me Appreciate Roguelites
The Swords of Ditto is a painfully adorable roguelite adventure that thrives on its charming art style, and a delightful cast of characters you can’t help but love. Initially, when […]
It’s Dangerous to Go Alone: Review for The Nintendo Switch Release of ‘Owlboy’
Originally published in November of 2016, Owlboy has finally nested on console with its release on the Nintendo Switch. Continuing the trend of astounding Nindies, D-Pad Studio’s pixelated open-world adventure […]