I truly enjoyed Radiant One (Free)when it came out; in my review I gave it 4.5 stars and praised it …
Continue reading “‘Radiant One’ Episode 2: The Secret Review – Does The Subscription Model Work?”
Whatever a person might think about how well SEGA treats its classic franchises and games, you at least have to …
Continue reading “‘SEGA Heroes’ Review – Welcome to the Previous Level”
To understand the Trism ($2.99) phenomenon and why Trism II ($2.99) is a historic game, even if it isn’t that …
Continue reading “‘Trism II’ Review – Well… This is Awkward”
There was a time when you couldn’t swing a Lightning cable without hitting a decent premium run-and-gun game on the …
Continue reading “‘Deep Space’ Review – Not That Deep Actually”
I’ve experienced a few games now from Magic Cube, and while they’ve always sounded interesting on paper, they never quite …
Continue reading “‘Mirror Land’ Review – I’m Starting with the ‘Mon in the Mirror”
Do you love dragon guides? Are you constantly upset about the lack of availability of in-game extras? Do you sit …
Continue reading “‘Kidarian Adventures’ Review – What Just Happened??”
Calling The X-Files just another science fiction show is doing it a slight disservice. It became a cultural phenomenon by mixing …
Continue reading “‘The X-Files: Deep State’ Review – The Truth is Hard to Get To”
Every era of gaming has one or two genres that dominate. Eventually, the popularity of said genres give way to …
Continue reading “‘Double Dragon 4’ Review – A Pass From the Past”
I have to give SEGA some credit. One of the many points where I felt that the initial line-up of …
Continue reading “‘ESWAT: City Under Siege’ Review – The Suit Fits, the Controls Don’t”
L Pop! (Free) is a relatively straightforward puzzle game that, like most puzzle games, is built around one main mechanic. …
Continue reading “‘L Pop!’ Review – Learning to Look Before You Leap”
