Month: May 2024
‘SaGa Emerald Beyond’ Mobile Review – A Lot Of Role-Playing Game For A Lot Of Green
Before venturing too far into this review, I have to apologize for being a little late with it. Without early access to the mobile version, I got to start at the same time as the rest of you, and I didn’t want to review a game like this without doing some thorough examination. I had…
Read More‘SaGa Emerald Beyond’ Mobile Review – A Lot Of Role-Playing Game For A Lot Of Green
Before venturing too far into this review, I have to apologize for being a little late with it. Without early access to the mobile version, I got to start at the same time as the rest of you, and I didn’t want to review a game like this without doing some thorough examination. I had…
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‘Katana Zero’ Mobile Review – No, That Shouldn’t Work, but It Does
Just like with Hades, I’ve enjoyed revisiting an old favorite of mine in Katana Zero (Free) from Askiisoft and Devolver Digital with its new mobile release through Netflix Games. Katana Zero did soft launch recently on mobile already, but the full worldwide rollout should now be live as of this writing. I’ve been playing it…
Read More‘Katana Zero’ Mobile Review – No, That Shouldn’t Work, but It Does
Just like with Hades, I’ve enjoyed revisiting an old favorite of mine in Katana Zero (Free) from Askiisoft and Devolver Digital with its new mobile release through Netflix Games. Katana Zero did soft launch recently on mobile already, but the full worldwide rollout should now be live as of this writing. I’ve been playing it…
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‘Braid, Anniversary Edition’ Review – Revisiting an Indie Game Classic on Netflix, Switch, and Steam Deck
The term “remaster” started losing all meaning in the early PS4 and Xbox One generation when we saw a few games just see bare-bones ports while being called remasters. Since then, we’ve had remakes that are more re-imaginings like Final Fantasy VII Remake and Resident Evil 2, and also games officially called remasters that are…
Read More‘Braid, Anniversary Edition’ Review – Revisiting an Indie Game Classic on Netflix, Switch, and Steam Deck
The term “remaster” started losing all meaning in the early PS4 and Xbox One generation when we saw a few games just see bare-bones ports while being called remasters. Since then, we’ve had remakes that are more re-imaginings like Final Fantasy VII Remake and Resident Evil 2, and also games officially called remasters that are…
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‘Vampire Survivors: Operation Guns’ DLC Review – Explosive Brilliance
After the Among Us collaboration DLC, I had no real idea what to expect from Vampire Survivors (Free) for its next potential DLC. I assumed that was a sign that we’d just see popular indies like maybe Risk of Rain, but never in a million years did I think we’d see Vampire Survivors collaborate with…
Read More‘Vampire Survivors: Operation Guns’ DLC Review – Explosive Brilliance
After the Among Us collaboration DLC, I had no real idea what to expect from Vampire Survivors (Free) for its next potential DLC. I assumed that was a sign that we’d just see popular indies like maybe Risk of Rain, but never in a million years did I think we’d see Vampire Survivors collaborate with…
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‘PiKuBo’ Review – A Solid Take On ‘3D Picross’, But A Little Slight
Thinking back to when I first got my iPhone, one of the earlier games I bought was a decent little take-off of Nintendo’s 3D Picross called Oh! Cube. It was implemented fairly well, and I had a nice time going through all of its puzzles. I expected more games along those lines, but just as…
Read More‘PiKuBo’ Review – A Solid Take On ‘3D Picross’, But A Little Slight
Thinking back to when I first got my iPhone, one of the earlier games I bought was a decent little take-off of Nintendo’s 3D Picross called Oh! Cube. It was implemented fairly well, and I had a nice time going through all of its puzzles. I expected more games along those lines, but just as…
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