What Remains of Edith Finch (Xbox One)
The walking simulator genre is one that carries such a persistent negative stigma for many gamers that it may be
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The Game Hoard
Chronicling Video Game History By Playing Every Video Game Ever Released
Klonoa 2: Lunatea’s Veil (PS2)
Klonoa: Door to Phantomile created a delightful dreamworld that was a blast to explore, a story that was imaginative but
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Mysteries of Neverville: The Runestone of Light (PC)
It’s become a bit of a common practice for hidden object games to break up their search-and-find gameplay segments with
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Dragons Never Cry (PC)
There’s a certain beautiful drama to a name like Dragons Never Cry that might stoke the imagination for something like
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Tokyo Beat Down (DS)
There was a certain delightful cheesiness to the cop shows and movies of the 1970s and 80s where cops were
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WE ARE DOOMED (PS Vita)
If price was a factor when considering a game’s quality, WE ARE DOOMED might be in a tight spot, and
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Wade Hixton’s Counter Punch (GBA)
The Punch-Out!! series has an ingenious approach to its boxing combat that surprisingly hasn’t been copied in too many other
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Anime Girl or Bottle? (PC)
Since time immemorial, no one has ever come close to mistaking an anime girl for a bottle, and this game
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Deep Ones (Switch)
Deep Ones are creatures featured in various Lovecraftian tales and the greater Cthulhu mythos, the fish-like race of monster men
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Magebuster: Amorous Augury (PC)
It certainly seems like developer Belgerum has a type. With Magebuster: Amorous Augury, they have produced their second game where
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Cat Quest (PS4)
Cat Quest is a game with an incredible commitment to a very simple idea to the point that it completely
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Spectron (ColecoVision)
Spectron is a Space Invaders clone, and there’s no real reason to beat around the bush when it comes to
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Battle Chef Brigade Deluxe (PS4)
Looking at the gameplay of Battle Chef Brigade Deluxe, it can be quite tempting to bill it as a game
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It’s Spring Again (Switch)
When designing children’s entertainment, especially for incredibly young audiences, you are essentially flipping a coin with how an individual will
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Bomberman Generation (GameCube)
The Bomberman series is best known for its top-down battle mazes, but every now and then, the bomb throwing gameplay
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Beany Bopper (Atari 2600)
Beany Bopper is hardly a title that seems like it tells you a lot about what you’ll be playing, but
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Grab the Bottle (PS4)
If there’s one thing Grab the Bottle excels at, it’s making the player realize just how important bottles are in
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Disney’s Aladdin (Genesis/Mega Drive)
Aladdin might just be one of Disney’s best animated films. With top notch animation, every song being memorable, and some
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Defense Grid: The Awakening (Xbox 360)
Designing a good tower defense game doesn’t really require too much innovation. So long as the enemy strength scales well
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Joy Ride Turbo (Xbox 360)
Like many games developed to make use of the Kinect motion sensor, Kinect Joy Ride was soon looking for a
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Star Wars: Lethal Alliance (PSP)
When Disney acquired the rights to the Star Wars franchise, they found the tale of how the Rebel Alliance acquired
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