A SYMBIOTIC ADVENTURE Blaster Master is both a side-scrolling adventure that has you driving a tank and moving around on foot as a shooter with an overhead perspective. It’s also a tale of two games in both its excellence and … Continue reading Blaster Master NES Review
A DARK RETRO THROWBACK Ghoulboy – Dark Sword of Goblin is a side scrolling, sword slashing adventure that takes you through a dark and mysterious world full of monsters. It drips with flair, charm, and horror that would fit at … Continue reading Ghoulboy – Dark Sword of Goblin Steam PC Review
AN ALL POWERFUL, CLUMSY PROTAGONIST A nightmare has descended into Dream Land, and I don’t mean Kirby, who can fly, swim, devour enemies, spit out stars and steal all sorts of powers in this side scrolling adventure. After having a … Continue reading Kirby’s Adventure NES Review
In a trend of generic named games comes Super You have to Win the Game, which is the sequel of a free 2D platforming adventure. Its a game that looks like another popular Nintendo game, but it plays different. There … Continue reading Super You have to Win the Game Steam PC Review
With one of the longest titles in video game history, Bunny Must Die! Chelsea and the 7 Devils is a 2D platforming action adventure with rigid and terrible controls that get in the way of any fun there could be. … Continue reading Bunny Must Die! Chelsea and the 7 Devils Steam PC Review
Elliot Quest is a side scrolling 2D action adventure with a low fidelity art style that adds a lot to enhance an already great game. There’s a good blend of action, puzzle solving, exploring and traversal. A lot of what … Continue reading Elliot Quest Steam PC Review
For anyone hoping to find a point and click sequel to the first game, I’m thrilled they abandon it for what we got with the sequel. Finding Teddy 2 is a fun, 2D side-scrolling adventure game in a mapless MetroidVania … Continue reading Finding Teddy 2 Steam Review
In my last blog, I felt that there were only three female characters in the entire game of probably a thousand people. Some cities and encampments look as if they have a hundred people, blowing Skyrim and Oblivion out of … Continue reading Two Worlds Blog (Cruising for Chicks and Body Diversity)
My first impressions of this game are awful and they keep getting worse. While I’m happy the game has voice actors, they feel so stiff and robotic. They all have great voices indeed its just that they feel pretty rough … Continue reading Two Worlds Blog (An hour in the Bone Cave)
The legendary Daikatana was the pet project of developer John Romero who also had a hand in making Doom, a game which took PC gaming to new heights of popularity, violence and gameplay. Daikatana for PC is also a first … Continue reading Daikatana Game Boy Color Review
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