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.

Join our Discord to share your thoughts on games with us!

Newest Reviews

Kao the Kangaroo (Switch) Review: A Middle-Weight 3D Platformer with Tons to Collect

by Troy Dunham

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 – Nintendo Switch Review – Was it Worth the Wait?

by Jay Caplan

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

by Troy Dunham

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

by Carrie Lambertsen

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

by Troy Dunham

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!

by Troy Dunham

Quest for Infamy is a throwback point-and-click RPG that rings the nostalgia bell every way that it can.

Patrick's Parabox – Review

by Aaron Peterson

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

by Todd Sullivan

A game that perfectly simulates working with your hands, restoring old mailboxes and wooded race cars. A game to relax with.

Grapple Dog (Switch) Review: A game where you are a dog with a grappling hook

by Troy Dunham

Fans of 2D platformers, especially from the Gameboy Advance era, will love the quick gameplay and adorable style of Grapple Dog.

Shark Hunt (Prototype Board Game Review)

by Troy Dunham

Shark Hunt is a kid-friendly board game about protecting the beaches from shark attacks that might need a little more refinement before it...

Who Pressed Mute on Uncle Marcus (PC) Review – A Familial Murder Mystery

by Troy Dunham

Laceya Finley from the Super Mega Crash Bros Podcast is back with another FMV. Who Pressed Mute on Uncle Marcus is a comedic murder mystery that's out now!