
Video Game Review: Cotton Fantasy (Switch)
The first installment in the Cotton series – Cotton: Fantastic Night Dreams – came out in Japanese arcades way back in 1991. Part of a subgenre of shoot ’em ups […]
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The first installment in the Cotton series – Cotton: Fantastic Night Dreams – came out in Japanese arcades way back in 1991. Part of a subgenre of shoot ’em ups […]
It’s arguably never been a better time to be a retro gamer – as publishers left, right and centre are releasing both classic games and hidden gems from yesteryear in […]
The dust has long settled, given that EA’s Star Wars title, Jedi – Fallen Order is now not far off four years old. Not to mention the fact that it’s […]
It’s the 40th Anniversary of both Return of the Jedi and Atari’s Star Wars arcade game. So I thought I’d revisit the latter for Star Wars Day 2023! I was […]
Out now on: PS4, Steam, Switch, Xbox One (Version Tested: Xbox Series X) Though remnants of 90s puzzle games still persist, for the most part the genre and style is […]
Well, that’s one game ticked off the endless digital pile of shame. The very first achievement I earned in Orcs Must Die! on the PC triggered way back in 2015. […]
The beauty of having my own website is that I can write about anything I want – whatever captures my attention, or seems like worthy subject matter for a post […]
Note: I originally published this review after becoming quite addicted to Monster Train on the Xbox Series X. Now I’m playing it again on the Steam Deck and finding it […]
Huge news for Evercade owners – as of now, the Game of the Month feature is available not just for Evercade VS owners, but for Evercade EXP owners too! The […]
Version Played: PC (also available on Android, iOS, Linux, Mac, Switch, Wii U) I remember working my way through World of Goo, when it became available as a downloadable game […]
Despite the ‘tris’ element of its name, this deliberately lo-fi indie puzzler has more shared DNA with the likes of Columns or Puyo Puyo. With a clever art style that […]
Despite a weirdly generic name that feels oddly translated, I was pleasantly surprised by roguelike deckbuilding game, Pirates Outlaws. If you’ve played games like Slay the Spire, you’ll feel immediately […]
In just a few hours, the Wii U eShop is closing – which means that access will be lost to a reasonable number of games that have yet to appear […]
With the Evercade EXP – and even its Limited Edition variant, the entire first shipment of which, in the UK, ended up being stolen (!) – now in the hands […]
The 16-bit era – and the SNES in particular – is my favourite in gaming history. I have enormous fondness not just for the heavy hitters and iconic titles in […]
The first Piko Interactive Collection for Evercade – which I reviewed here – is still one of my favourite Evercade cartridges overall. The second was a little disappointing – oddly, […]