M.A.U.S Review
M.A.U.S enters a crowded marketplace of indie-style retro platformers, hoping to stand out with formulaic nostalgia, pixel-art, and a cyber-sci-fi settings revolving around a lone machinal defender. The title’s protagonist,…
Monster Hunter Stories Review
When Monster Hunter Stories first released years ago on the 3DS platform, it was widely praised for bringing an approachable, story driven spin to Capcom’s usually intense Monster Hunter franchise.…
Voidtrain Review
Some games invite you into familiar worlds whether it be fantasy realms, post-apocalyptic wastelands, sci-fi landscapes. Voidtrain, however, does something different it drops you into a surreal alternate dimension, straps…
Ion Shift Review
ION Shift, developed by Electro Soul Games and published by Flynn’s Arcade, is a fast paced 2D platformer that brings together precision action, puzzle based arenas and high-stakes maneuvers. Priced…
Harvest Moon: Home Sweet Home Special Edition Review
When you think of cozy gaming, few names a few spring to mind but nothing hits nostalgia quite like Harvest Moon. For decades, the series has been the benchmark in…
Laundry Store Simulator Review
There are few sim games that make something as mundane like doing laundry feel fun, but Laundry Store Simulator pulls it off. You start with a single beat down washing…
Card Collector Trading Shop Review
Card Collecting Trading shop is all about being THE place for all your cards and eollectible needs. You start with a shop that is small but manageable baring a few…
Bounty Star Review
Bounty Star is one of those rare indie games that tries something merging genres that shouldn’t work but has a real good charm and mostly pulls it off. You play…
Grand Poker Casino Review
Classic Texas Hold’em on Console Looking for a straightforward poker game to play on Xbox? Grand Poker Casino has just hit the Xbox Store, bringing a classic Texas Hold’em experience…
Deathless: The Hero Quest Review
The indie roguelike deck-builder space is very common these days. It feels like every month we’re getting a new take on “draw cards, slay monsters, repeat. But every so often,…