Geek to Geek Reviews

We use a scale of 1 to 5 to grade media. We consider a 1 to be a terrible experience all the way around, while 5 would be something we think everyone should experience.

We try to dive into all aspects of the games in an easy-to-digest format, while providing well-rounded and detailed discussion. Not all reviews can be broken down rigidly, but regardless of format, the grading scale and criteria remain the same.

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Newest Reviews

Shmuptember Journal – Week 2

by Capsulejay

For week 2 of Shmuptember, Capsulejay reviews the iconic shmup, Cotton Reboot, and gives his impressions of the hyper-violent Trigger Witch.

Fort Triumph (Nintendo Switch) Review: Cool Ideas Hindered by Interface Issues

by Troytlepower

Fort Triumph is a totally solid game with some really cool ideas, but something isn’t quite clicking.

What is Hoa? Our Look At This Video Game Work of Art

by Elinzia The Crafting Rogue

Hoa is a beautiful work of art with a philosophical story to it. Just beware of the drastic shift it takes.

Mayhem Brawler (Switch) Review, ACABrawlers

by Troytlepower

Mayhem Brawler is a solid, straightforward brawler that at least tries to talk about the ethics of policing.

SkateBIRD (Switch) Review: BIRD good, Skate ehh

by Troytlepower

SkateBIRD is a silly, charming indie game with adorable birds, silly writing, and great music that happens to be structured like a skateboarding game.

Curious Expedition 2 (Switch) Review: storytelling, exploration, combat, and one chef’s personal journey to overcome his prejudices

by Troytlepower

Curious Expedition 2 mixes the narrative drive of a visual novel with the emergent storytelling of a procedural rogue-like and diced-based mechanics to create an experience that is absolutely captivating.