I never expected to see ActRaiser again. A memorable and successful early release for the 16-bit Super NES in North America, …
Continue reading “‘Actraiser Renaissance’ Review – Do You Believe in Divine Miracles?”
Final Fantasy IV has had more remakes than any Final Fantasy game save the original. Up until now, there have …
Continue reading “‘Final Fantasy IV’ Pixel Remaster Review – Reaching for the Moon”
What Remains of Edith Finch ($4.99) from Giant Sparrow has gone through quite a lot from when it was revealed …
Continue reading “‘What Remains of Edith Finch’ Review – The Best Portable Version”
Wingspan ($9.99) by Monster Couch is a digital adaptation of the original board game with the same name designed by …
Continue reading “‘Wingspan’ Review – A Gorgeous and Relaxing Digital Board Game”
When the Final Fantasy Pixel Remaster series was announced, one of the games caught my eye more than the others. …
Continue reading “‘Final Fantasy III’ Pixel Remaster Review – Slicing Onions Make Me Weep With Joy”
When Apple decided to release a ton of games and expand the scope of Apple Arcade in early April, Taiko …
Continue reading “‘Taiko No Tatsujin Pop Tap Beat’ Pop Tap Beat Apple Arcade Review – Nearly There”
Look, I don’t make the rules. If inkle releases a new game, I’m there. The folks at inkle have a …
Continue reading “‘Overboard!’ Review – Sink or Swim in a Sea of Lies”
Dracula. A classic book of desire, and triumph over a great evil. It is not, however, the focus of this …
Image & Form’s SteamWorld franchise began back with SteamWorld Tower Defense which was a DSiware title. The franchise finally had …
Continue reading “‘SteamWorld Quest: Hand of Gilgamech’ Review – Essential but Not Flawless”
Moonlighter ($11.99). A store, a story, a legacy, a game. First announced on mobile at GDC last year, it has …
Continue reading “‘Moonlighter’ Review – Delve Dungeons, Build a Business, and Uncover History”
