Degrees of Separation (Switch)
Hot and cold are practically the prototypical example of two diametrically opposed forces, fire and ice unable to mix for
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The Game Hoard
Chronicling Video Game History By Playing Every Video Game Ever Released
2019
River City Girls (Switch)
After reviving the Double Dragon series with Double Dragon Neon, WayForward likely seemed a perfect pick for doing the same
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Job the Leprechaun (Switch)
While there aren’t many games that would be a good fit to play on St. Patrick’s Day, the luck of
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Munchkin: Quacked Quest (Xbox One)
Munchkin is my favorite card game of all time, although that is mostly because I made a custom version with
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Pokémon Shield (Switch)
The core of the Pokémon series has always been in the handheld realm, the tent-pole titles with their turn-based battle
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Yoshi’s Crafted World (Switch)
With Yoshi’s Woolly World, developer Good-Feel took Yoshi’s platforming adventures to a world made of yarn where the cloth aesthetic
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SuperEpic: The Entertainment War (Switch)
It’s a bit disheartening to think the promise of mobile gaming was squandered as manipulative monetization and microtransanctions slowly took
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Bug Fables: The Everlasting Sapling (PC)
Once upon a time, if there was a video game that filled a unique niche and the developer producing that
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Azure Snake (Wii U)
Snake must be one of the most reproduced and copied game types to exist even though its popularity really can’t
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Lovely Heroines (PC)
When it comes to creating a game that hinges on its adult content, you have to include something to compete
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JackQuest: The Tale of the Sword (Switch)
Game length is certainly an important factor to consider when a video game is viewed purely as a product, but
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Creature in the Well (Xbox One)
While pinball mechanics are simple and enjoyable on their own, games like Yoku’s Island Express show the interesting potential they
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Forgetful Dictator (PC)
When I was a kid, I conceived of a game where I’d use a map of the world as the
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The Haunted Hoard: Everybody Loves Skeletons (PC)
Much like fellow indie game Aliens Don’t Exist, Everybody Loves Skeletons is a 2D platformer whose name inspires a degree
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The Haunted Hoard: Blair Witch (Xbox One)
When The Blair Witch Project was released, it was a bit of a phenomenon. The found footage style of the
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The Haunted Hoard: Fantom Feast (PC)
Fantom Feast applies a ghostly skin to the somewhat common eat-and-grow game concept. Starting off as a tiny spirit, the
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Old Man’s Journey (Xbox One)
With some stories, the emotional resonance of the tale being told will entirely color whether or not you find it
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Chibi Volleyball (PC)
Some of the oldest sports video games only really required the player to move a pixel or paddle that represented
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Smile For Me (PC)
Smile For Me might have one of the most pleasant main goals of a video game, that being to simply
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The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince (Switch)
The Liar Princess and the Blind Prince is a game that’s essentially one step above a digital storybook. A digital
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Super Mega Space Blaster Special (PC)
If video games had store brand equivalents, you might expect them to have names like Super Mega Space Blaster Special,
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