Review: Jaleco Collection 1 (Evercade Cartridge 15)
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 […]
Video Game Review: Q-YO Blaster (Switch)
Q-YO Blaster – Available now on Switch ($9.99/£8.99) – Published by Forever Entertainment I think it was way back in the Dreamcast days that I was scared away from playing […]
Comic Book Review: MechaTon #1
Geeky gamer Derek delivers pizzas; he also has a heart of gold, despite being a bit of a slacker. Sister Leah is an artist – and, on a trip to […]
Comic Book Review: Tales from the Interface No. 4 (2023)
With the Kickstarter campaign soon to launch as of the time of writing, it felt like the right time to check out the fourth issue of Emmanuel Filteau’s Tales from […]
Video Game Review: The Legend of Gwen (2022)
Billing itself as a hardcore platform game, The Legend of Gwen wears its difficulty like a badge of honour. The thing is, with most hardcore platform games, the enjoyment comes […]
Video Game Review: Go! Go! PogoGirl (Xbox Series X)
It feels as if 90s retro homages are everywhere at the moment, but despite Go! Go! PogoGirl having an incredibly familiar visual style – it doesn’t take Sherlock Holmes to […]
Comic Book Review: Abyssal Albion #3
When we last saw our protagonists, they’d encountered the very punky Deep Ones at the coast – and the fate of the eldest of our two main characters, the sister, […]
Comic Book Review: Intrusive Thoughts #1 (2022)
Indie comic Intrusive Thoughts – from writer Anthony Stokes, illustrator (and colorist) D.N.S. and letterer Mira Mortal – uses an impressive variety of visual styles and flourishes to tell a […]
Video Game Preview: Azazel’s Christmas Fable (PC)
Ah, isn’t it a relief now that Christmas is out of the way? All of that stress over shopping, cooking and socialising. Not to mention all of those presents! Hang […]
Video Game Review: ABC Follow Me: Food Festival (Switch)
Back in the halcyon days of the 80s and 90s, educational games would almost always receive a frosty reception from the press. The reasons for this are obvious now; game […]
Video Game Review: Panda Punch (Xbox Series X)
An initially charming, retro-styled platformer with light puzzle elements, Panda Punch starts off well but, ultimately, doesn’t quite hit the mark. Red Panda Zeep has an upgradeable bionic arm to […]
Comic Book Review: The Denim Devil #2
Vanglerton’s denim industry is on the decline – but the town’s murder rate is most definitely up, thanks to a few notably gruesome killings that wouldn’t seem out of place […]
Comic Book Review: Spectrum: The Worlds of Gerry Anderson #1 (2022)
Growing up in the 80s, Gerry Anderson’s shows seemed to be a reliable constant on the television. Though most of the time it was repeats of classic shows that led […]
Video Game Review: Jitsu Squad (Switch)
An arcade style, beautifully animated beat ’em up, Jitsu Squad throws itself at you in a riot of colour and glorious sound. Starring a diverse cast of anthropomorphic, playable characters, […]
Comic Book Review: Do A Powerbomb #6
The Deathlyfe Tournament comes to a bloody conclusion – but when the dust settles, who will win? And can they bring back their loved one – or are there more […]
Board Game Review: The Fuzzies
As tactile and simple as games can be, The Fuzzies is essentially Jenga, but with gravity-defying, colourful fuzzy balls. The basics are so simple that they’re printed on the back […]
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