
Geek to Geek Reviews
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.
Newest Reviews
Submerged: Hidden Depths Review
Submerged: Hidden Depths is quite possibly my game of the year for 2022. Yup, I said it. This puzzle game meets walking simulator is gorgeous and has a story that not only draws you in but stays with you.
Aztech Forgotten Gods (Nintendo Switch) Review
Aztech: Forgotten Gods is a third-person, boss-centric action game with a surprising amount of story.
Elden Ring Impressions – One Week In
Elden Ring, the spiritual successor to the Dark Souls series has been out for one week and captured the hearts of gamers around the world.
Weekly Cheapery: Webbed (Switch) – So Dang Cute!
Webbed is a tiny little game about a tiny little spider bonding with their tiny little community to rescue their boyfriend.
Little Orpheus (Nintendo Switch eShop) Review – A Pulpy Sidescroller
Little Orpheus is a side-scrolling walking simulator where you experience the secrets hidden at the center of the Earth.
What is MONARK?
MONARK looks to stand out from the crowd of turn-based Role-Playing Games by doubling down on its psychological story themes.
Weekly Cheapery: Ocean’s Heart (Switch)
Ocean’s Heart is an adventure game that draws inspiration from across the Zelda franchise. It’s got great combat and a unique charm.
Cruis’n Blast (Switch) Review: The Right Amount of Dumb for Spectacular Fun
Cruis’n Blast is one of the most shallow racing games I’ve played on a modern console, but it’s also an absolutely ridiculously good time.
Weekly Cheapery: Labyrinth Legend (Switch) – The Numbers Do Go Up
Labyrinth Legend doesn’t have a great story or satisfying combat, but the numbers do go up over and over and over again.
Rise of the Third Power (Nintendo Switch) Review
Rise of the Third Power has sucked me in with a great story and one of the best turn-based battle systems I’ve ever seen.
Hercule Poirot: The First Cases (Switch)
Hercule Poirot: The First Cases captured my attention simply for nostalgia’s sake at first but quickly drew me into the game. While it will not make my game of the year list, it certainly was an enjoyable way to spend 9 hours.
Retro Bowl (Switch) Review: Simple, Retro Football!
Retro Bowl is a mobile darling and retro throwback that’s making a triumphant debut on the Nintendo Switch eShop at a great price!