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

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.

Dead Man's Rest (Review)

by Aaron Peterson

Dead Man's Rest is a Western visual novel in every sense of the term, from its practical writing to a hearty steeping of cowboy flavor.

Metal Tales: Overkill (Switch) Review: Just Not Metal Enough

by Troy Dunham

Metal Tales: Overkill pushes an aesthetic and attitude that doesn't do enough to make up for an unremarkable twin-stick shooting experience.

Pocky & Rocky Reshrined Review: A Fresh Take on an Obscure Classic

by Steve Wittkamp

Poky & Rocky Reshrined is both a remaster and a sequel to the revered 16-bit classic, with updated graphics and sound and new content

Tunche (PC) Review- A Game Of Hand-Drawn Hack and Slashing Fun

by Carrie Lambertsen

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

by Aaron Peterson

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.