Category: Review

Jitsu Squad by developers Tanuki Creative aims to remind gamers of the pure joy involved in moving to the right of the screen and punching everything in your

Ok so way back in 2000, when most 3d platformers were based around animated characters (Crash, Spyro, Ty, etc), we were blessed with the lesser known Kao the

Cotton dates back to the early 90’s and has had several releases across numerous consoles until Rainbow Cotton on the Dreamcast in 2000. The series has been dormant

Dragon Spirit is a Shmup released by Namco back in arcades in 1987 closely followed by a NES/Famicom version, with the magic of the ACA releases we now

It’s that time of the year again when a new expansion drops for Stellaris that looks to expand on another aspect of the game. Following on from the

Evil Dead is a cult horror franchise that boosted cheesy one-liners and chins that could cut glass into the mainstream, it has been years since we saw Ash

The House of the Dead: Remake is a remastered version of the classic released back in 1997 for arcades & the SEGA Saturn. With the on-rails shooter genre

If you’ve always wondered what a metal infused, guitar wielding, twin stick shooter would be like then this from Zerouno Games should pique your interest. Originally a Kickstarter

Neptunia x SENRAN KAGURA: Ninja Wars makes its way to the Nintendo Switch this month. The title from Compile Heart/Idea Factory launched on April 22nd. The single player

Weird West is the brainchild of ex Arkane staff and others working under the developer title of WolfEye Studios, will it live up to its legacy or just