‘Alba: A Wildlife Adventure’ Is An Empowering And Peaceful Journey
Alba: A Wildlife Adventure is a boundlessly cute self-attributed “Chillectathon” about appreciating nature. You play as…
Game reviews
‘Yoshi’s New Island’ Game Review: Almost Egg-cceptable, Never Egg-cellent
by Matt Reisine
Yoshi debuted as Mario’s friend and steed in 1990’s Super Mario World, the flagship launch…
‘Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze’ Game Review: King Of The Jungle & Platforming
by Matt Reisine
Debuting in 1981, Donkey Kong is one of Nintendo’s oldest and most well-known franchises. However, it…
‘Fat Dragons’ (3DS) Game Review: Are The Dragons Phat?
by Matt Reisine
Gaming is a wide medium, spanning high-budget experiences from big-name studios to smaller, more humble…
‘Iconoclasts’ Game Review: Pixel Art That’s Like A Work Of Art
Iconoclasts is a game you’ve probably never heard of. That said, it’s also the game…
‘Kirby Super Star Allies’ Game Review: 4 Is A Crowd
The Kirby franchise is one that refuses to die. Since Masahiro Sakurai’s accomplishment in creating…
‘Dragon Ball FighterZ’ Game Review: Scream At The Top Of Your Lungs Fun
If you’ve ever played a traditional fighting game, you know that things aren’t exactly as…
‘Monster Hunter World’ Game Review: A Whole New ‘World’
Oh, Capcom, you didn’t let us down for once! So cute! Finally focusing on keeping…
‘Super Mario Odyssey’ Game Review: You’re Still Super, Mario!
by Matt Reisine
Super Mario Odyssey is the latest mainline installment in Nintendo’s premiere franchise. Developed by Nintendo…
‘Sonic Forces’ Game Review: What We Want Vs. What We Get
This is a 3-D Sonic review, so let’s look at what I have stored in…
‘Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp’ Game Review: Day Early Release For A Pretty Good Game
Nintendo has released yet another mobile phone game, and a day early no less. After…
‘Cuphead’ Game Review: Pure Joy To Play & Watch
What happens when you mash up 1930’s cartoons, violent video games, and thirst? You get…
’36 Fragments of Midnight’ Game Review: Minimalistic Presentation, Minimal Content
by Matt Reisine
Indie video games have been a boon for the industry, allowing a surplus of creativity…
‘Doki Doki Literature Club’ Game Review: “So Cute It’s Incredibly Frightening!”
The spirit of Halloween is alive this month in the video gaming industry. Not from…
‘Sonic Mania’ Game Review: The Sequel We’ve Waited Years For
by Matt Reisine
Sonic the Hedgehog has sustained a celebrated life, starring in a cherished game video game…
‘Mario Kart 8 Deluxe’ Game Review: Raising The Kart-Racing Gold Standard
by Matt Reisine
Mario Kart is a brand that’s synonymous with Nintendo’s hardware. Known for its entertaining multiplayer,…
‘Annihilation’ (Wii U) Game Review: Survive An Onslaught Of Design Flaws
by Matt Reisine
Annihilation is the latest game from indie developer TreeFall Studios. Eli Brewer is the studio’s head,…
The ‘Cuphead’-Dean Takahashi Debate: Is Gaming Journalism a Joke?
With Cuphead on the rise (or forgotten in the void, depending on when you’re reading…
New Nintendo 2DS XL Review: A Solid System To Enjoy A Great Library
by Matt Reisine
Nintendo’s new generation of hardware was marked with the arrival of the Nintendo Switch. The…
Nintendo Switch Review: Playing With Power & Convenience
by Matt Reisine
Nintendo is one of the leading corporations in the video game industry. From their 1981…
‘Yooka-Laylee’ Game Review: What’s Up With That?
by Matt Reisine
Note: This review of Yooka-Laylee was written prior to the release of the commendable “Spit…
‘Street Fighter 5’ Game Review: The Pros & Cons
Capcom’s Street Fighter series, the inventor of the fighting game genre, has hosted near-perfect games…
‘Legend of Zelda: Breath Of The Wild’ Game Review: Game Of The Year?
The magic is gone. As you get older, the magical, fun elements that made life…
‘Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: Mega Battle’ Game Review: Keep It In The Dumpster
by Matt Reisine
Mighty Morphin Power Rangers was an essential part of my childhood; I remember watching every…
