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

Wildcat Gun Machine (Switch) Review: A Jarring First Impression

by Troy Dunham

Between amazing key art and the coolest name in video games, Wildcat Gun Machine sets a bar that the gameplay doesn’t quite live up to.

DNF Duel Review: A Fighting Game for Everyone

by Steve Wittkamp

DNF Duel is an accessible 2D fighting game with smooth online play, a diverse roster, and a beautiful visual presentation.

Table of Tales: The Crooked Crown (Nintendo Switch) Review: Tactics Combat and a Friendly Bird

by Troy Dunham

Table of Tales: The Crooked Crown brings an extremely unique tactics adventure from VR headsets to the Nintendo Switch.

XEL (Switch) Review: A Bit Rusty

by Aaron Peterson, Troy Dunham

Xel reminds us a lot of that other action-adventure-puzzle video game. And while it’s a heroic effort, it lacks the charm and finesse to stand as tall as it hopes.

Wreckfest (Switch) Review: Cars Go Fast and Crash Real Good

by Troy Dunham

Wreckfest is a collision-focused racing game that’s finally made its way to the Nintendo Switch. It is an absolute perfect fit for Nintendo’s handheld system.

Railways: Train Simulator

by Todd Sullivan

A mobile train puzzle game that is fun and relaxing, while still being challenging. Definitely one to check out!

Dungeons of Dreadrock (Switch) Review: 100 Floors of Bite-Sized Puzzles

by Troy Dunham

Dungeons of Dreadrock gives Switch players a super fun, hand-crafted puzzle adventure that is a little clumsy in its translation from its mobile origins.

Tetragon the Video Game of Puzzling Puzzles

by Carrie Lambertsen

In Tetragon you are transported to a world of 2D puzzles. Using the Tetragem you move walls, change gravity, and raise and lower towers to climb your way to portal doors.