Apocalypse Pow! Okinawa Rush (Steam) Review
Step aside Jackie Chan; move over Jet Li; and go away Tony Jaa; there’s a new martial arts king in town and it’s causing, a literal rush.
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If You Can’t Take the Heat, Get Off the Battlefield! Mission 1985 (Steam) Review
Consulog Game Studios, hopes to capture the proverbial lightning in a bottle and then try to catch it again with Mission1985, a tribute to the run and gun games of the past.
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Inside a Virtual World Without the VR Glasses – VectroMirror (Steam) Review
For everyone else that may want to test their reflexive gaming skills, Vectromirror will definitely push you to the edge of your comfort zone.
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Despot’s Game: Dystopian Army Builder (Steam) Review
This time, however, the puny humans decide to fight back using brawn, intelligence, and a hefty dose of pixel courage.
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Fear the Darkness – Age of Darkness (Steam) Review
Overall, Age of Darkness, is an exhilarating roller coaster ride, no doubt, but after a while, you’ll be ready to get off to try something else.
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Stellar? Not Quite, But Close – Stellar Warfare (Steam) Review
To be honest, Stellar Warfare is not an RTS triumph, not in the traditional sense, but it is a triumph of vision, special effects, and pragmatic programming.
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I’m Hyped! Hyper 5 – Early Demo Impressions
Booting up Hyper 5 was like being twelve years old again running home from school to catch the final minutes of Starblazers, Speed Racer, and Voyage into Space.
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Neo Geo Pocket & SNK Vs Capcom Compilation (Steam) Review
The entire premise of these compilations isn’t to ask which games should we play, but to choose a moment in our gaming lives that we treasure the most.
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A Shooting Star – Star Hunter DX (Steam) Review
What are the odds that a developer would be tempted to craft a game so beloved as R-Type and Gradius in this day in age?
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All The Right Ingredients – Potion Craft (Steam) Review
Potion Craft doesn’t have a plot in the traditional sense, and honestly, it doesn’t really need one to attract an audience of gamers young and old
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Unlike Anything You’ve Played – UnMetal (Steam) Review
Captured and subsequently interrogated by faceless operatives, Fox starts to reveal his fantastic tales through cut scenes and humor.
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Down and Dirty! Wide Open (Steam) Review
Wide Opens delivers a real treat with its meat and potatoes gameplay, precise controls, and immersive soundtracks.
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You’re Not Alone Anymore – Sheltered 2 (Steam) Review
Sheltered 2 is the sequel to Sheltered and takes place during a post-apocalyptic event as seen through the eyes and experiences of a group of survivors.
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Oh, What a Tangled Web We Weave – Webbed (Steam) Review
If you’re into platformers, I highly recommend you give Webbed a try. But don’t be surprised if you find yourself tangled in its web of addictiveness.
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Blast from the Past! Cruis’n Blast (Switch) Review
But the big question is whether new players will enjoy Cruis’n Blast. The answer is a definite “yes” but it will probably not hold their interest for long
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Tiny Buildings, Big Heart -Tinytopia (Steam) Review
Tinytopia is wisely modest in its scope despite its big intentions. It sets up the situation, begs the player to build, and has fun with the special effects.
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Slick RicK Got Game! Rick Henderson (Steam) Review
Rick Henderson as a shooter works because it doesn’t do more than what it sets out to do.
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They’re Coming… Arrival: Zero Earth Demo Impressions
Arrival: Zero Earth uses the immediate threat of a War of the Worlds apocalypse to echo with a gasping frenzy the feelings of vulnerability that highlights our fears of the unknown and the unexpected.
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