River City Girls 2 (Playstation 5) Review

Coming Home Again By Joel DeWitte This has been a banner year for beat-em-ups.  The Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles have seen a resurgence between the retrospective Cowabunga Collection and the future-facing Shredder’s Revenge.  Midnight Fight Express scratched the isometric, violence-laden John Wick-esque revenge story.  SIFU came out on the Nintendo Switch and promises an oppressive …

22 Racing Series (PC) Review

Speed Racing the Night Away By Philip Orona Speed. I am speed. Or, does this game make me feel like I am on speed? I wouldn’t know, I’ve never touched the stuff. However, if this is the feeling of speed simply on screen perhaps I should opt to skip the available VR option. As if …

Curse Crackers: For Whom The Belle Toils (PC) Review

Double Trouble Review By Eric Getty Gettinger and Joel DeWitte Getty: Welcome to the action packed and completely stacked universe of Curse Crackers: For Whom the Belle Toils. The cast of characters is kicked off with Belle and her companion/ best friend Chime as they embark on a journey to save Belle's boyfriend. Curse Crackers …

Trifox (PC) Review

Try This Fox By Philip Orona Once upon a time, in a land far far away called the 90’s, there was a conflict called the Platform wars. It was composed of then entertainment tech giants such as Nintendo, Sony, Sega, and even NEC.  Each of these industry players represented themselves with some sort of platforming …

Spiderheck (Switch) Review

🎵SpiderHeck, does whatever a Spider-Heck does🎵 Look out! Here comes the SpiderHeck from the developers at Neverjam. You would be forgiven for thinking that this was a Landfall games release but multiplayer beat em ups aren’t exactly a scarce commodity in the realm of Steam. However, this separates itself by giving you, and I quote; …

Idol Manager (Switch) Review

By Allyson Cygan of Gaming Fyx The world of idol music can be addicting - full of catchy music, intense performances, and performers who seem to be born for the role of idol. However, behind all of that is a lot of work, a lot of planning, and a lot of money. It’s that behind …

The Quarry (XBOX) Review

By Kelly DeWitte The Quarry is the latest horror game from The Dark Pictures Anthology which brings 7 summer camp counselors together as they fight off werewolves during their last night at camp. This incredibly fast-paced game is the perfect rush of intensity as you make decisions that will ultimately determine the outcome of the …

Jack Move (PC/Steam Deck) Review

Let’s Jack In One More Time By Alex Orona Jack Move is a new indie turned based RPG from So Romantic, a solo dev microstudio. In it you play as Noa, a hacker vigilante with a plucky attitude and nose for mischief, set in a Cyberpunk world. Jack Move puts together beautiful pixel art, catchy …

Mini Motorways (Switch) Review

Motorway Mayhem or Merriment By Eric, Getty, Gettinger Mini Motorways has a very easy premise, bringing the cars of a specific color to the buildings of the matching color by placing road tiles. I have never been so relaxed and at the same time completely stressed out in playing a game in my life. Simple …

Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: The Cowabunga Collection (XBOX) Review

Pizza party like it’s 1989 By Joel DeWitte Nostalgia is a fickle thing.  Revisit a movie, TV show, or video game, and it can be proven as time tested or something which was better left as a fond memory.  How much of our media history is seen through rose colored glasses, or better remembered as …