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Dr. Mario World (Mobile) Review

Dr. Mario World is a beloved IP from Nintendo. It’s like Tetris, with a few gameplay twists and, of course, our beloved Mario and his pals. Unfortunately, the mobile version of this game is riddled with cash grabs, even more so than the…

Crash Team Racing: Nitro-Fueled (Switch) Review

A lot of people grew up playing Mario Kart, but as a kid, I found myself drawn toward a different racing game. There were a few that caught my attention as a kid, whether I was pod-racing on the Dreamcast or playing…

Judgment (PS4) Review

I make it no secret, most of the time, that I am a huge fan of the Yakuza franchise. I also make it no secret that those games look way different at first glance than they actually are. Judgment is no exception…

The Swindle (PC) Review

As an avid technophile, I often find myself wondering how certain events within books I’ve read, video games I’ve played, and even world history in general, might change if humanity had developed increasingly advanced technology at earlier points in history. To provide…

Atelier Lulua: The Scion of Arland (Switch) Review

In my experience, children either follow in their parent’s footsteps or go completely in the opposite direction. This makes being the child of a celebrity or “guru” of some sort difficult. This is certainly true for Elmerulia (Lulua) Frixell, daughter of Rorona…

Observation (PS4) Review

Observation is a first-person thriller with puzzle elements. These elements complement a well-written story that will leave its player-base feeling tense, anxious and entranced. Players will endure this emotional experience all the way through its five-hour trek through No Code’s gorgeous rendition of…

Category: Reviews

Dr. Mario World (Mobile) Review

Crash Team Racing: Nitro-Fueled (Switch) Review

Judgment (PS4) Review

The Swindle (PC) Review

Atelier Lulua: The Scion of Arland (Switch) Review

Observation (PS4) Review

Jak and Daxter the Precursor Legacy (PS4) Review

Lucah: Born of a Dream (Switch) Review

Super Mario Maker 2 Review

My Friend Pedro (Switch) Review