Poky & Rocky Reshrined is both a remaster and a sequel to the revered 16-bit classic, with updated graphics and sound and new content
Pocky & Rocky Reshrined Review: A Fresh Take on an Obscure Classic
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Tunche (PC) Review- A Game Of Hand-Drawn Hack and Slashing Fun
For fans of roguelite hack and slash games, Tunche is a fun and vibrant (hand drawn) game to add to your rotation!
Tinderblox: A Pocket-Sized Game Review
Tinderblox caught my eye as “a tabletop game that fits in your pocket”. Building off classic bar games with a modern sensibility, this is one that’s easy to keep on-hand.
Doomed Forgotten Realms: Sword Coast Gazetteer – DMs Guild Review
If you’re tired of ordinary Faerûn, having arch-lich Vecna raze the countryside in the Doomed Forgotten Realms is a breath of fresh air.
Kao the Kangaroo (Switch) Review: A Middle-Weight 3D Platformer with Tons to Collect
Fans of GameCube era 3D platformers will find a lot to love in Kao the Kangaroo, a new throwback with just a few blemishes keeping it from being top-tier.
Cotton Fantasy – Review
Cotton Fantasy is the first new shoot 'em up game in the Cotton franchise in nearly two decades. Was it worth the wait? Quick View Title:...
Flat Kingdom Paper’s Cut Edition (Switch) Review: A 2D Platformer with Depth Hidden in its Folds
Flat Kingdom Paper’s Cut Edition is a gorgeous 2D platformer with a surprising amount of depth hidden in its origami folds.
No Place Like Home- A Game of Awesome Post-Apocalyptic Fun
No Place Like Home is basically amazing. A game of cleaning up the post-apocalyptic Earth, solving a mystery, farming, crafting, and bedecking your farm animals with hats so they can dance under disco balls. What else do you need?
Royal Frontier (Nintendo Switch eShop) Review – RPG x Rogue-Lite
Royal Frontier blends turn-based RPG mechanics with a rogue-lite structure for a package that’s fine if a little thin.
Quest for Infamy (Switch) Review: Point-and-Click done right!
Quest for Infamy is a throwback point-and-click RPG that rings the nostalgia bell every way that it can.
Patrick’s Parabox – Review
Patrick’s Parabox is exactly the puzzle game I’ve been looking for. With a laser-like focus on stretching its core ideas to their breaking point, it never ceases to wow and befuddle with each new wrinkle.
Review of Workshop Simulator
A game that perfectly simulates working with your hands, restoring old mailboxes and wooded race cars. A game to relax with.
