Fantasy Life (3DS)
In many a fantasy role-playing game, your adventures fighting against evil with swords and sorcery will be broken up by
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The Game Hoard
Chronicling Video Game History By Playing Every Video Game Ever Released
Away: The Survival Series (PS5)
Away: The Survival Series bills itself as a playable nature documentary, and when it comes to the trappings of one,
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Indika (PS5)
Faith and works can be a difficult concept to contend with in Christianity if you’re allowed to ruminate on it.
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Mr. Driller (PS1)
Arcade gaming had changed at the turn of the 21st century. Simple score chasers had lost ground to flashier and
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1943: The Battle of Midway (Arcade)
With the World War II shoot-’em-up 1942, Capcom had themselves a hit, and it’s little surprise they wanted to get
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SonSon (Arcade)
The now legendary Capcom didn’t exactly hit the ground running with their first ever video game. Vulgus was an unimpressive
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Moonlighter (PC)
Moonlighting is the practice of taking on a second job, often as a way to earn more money and make
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Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? 2012 Edition (Xbox 360)
Adapting the trivia game show Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? into a Kinect game feels like it should have
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Happy Birthdays (Switch)
Every living thing has a birthday, and if you think about it, so does every species that has ever existed.
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Gargoyles Remastered (Switch)
I have owned the Gargoyles game for Sega Genesis since I was little, so when news came that it was
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Arcade Spirits (PC)
Arcade Spirits is a dating sim for people passionate about video games. It’s not just the choice of an arcade
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Pro Wrestling (NES)
A professional wrestling video game on the NES has a few things working against it. Besides the inherently limited presentation,
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Hyper Meteor (Playdate)
Hyper Meteor looks a great deal like the 1979 arcade classic Asteroids, but a few small changes to the formula
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Under Defeat HD: Deluxe Edition (PS3)
When countries at war agree to a ceasefire, the cessation of hostilities is usually scheduled for some time in the
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Omaze (Playdate)
Omaze is a game of circles. Playing a tiny little orb yourself, you navigate through small mazes where each section
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Disaster Report: Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing (PC)
The year is 2003. A customer finds themselves in the Wal-Mart video game section, but for one reason or another,
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Spanky’s Quest (SNES)
Spanky’s Quest is a bit of an odd eye-catching title, the name perhaps meant to make young players look twice
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One Piece: Burning Blood (Xbox One)
In the pirate adventure series One Piece, The Paramount War serves as a culmination of the build-up across hundreds of
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Neptunia ReVerse (PS5)
In the land of Gamindustri, there exist four nations: Lastation, Leanbox, Planeptune, and Lowee. Each one is protected by a
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Gearshifters (Switch)
Some game design ideas are too good to confine to one genre. For example, it’s fairly common to find role-playing
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Gravel (Xbox One)
Gravel isn’t a game looking to make waves. It has no major standout feature to draw eyes, and it has
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