Category: Your Weekly Kusoge
Corpse Killer
Corpse Killer is another largely insufferable FMV game from the creative Digital Pictures team, who were nothing if not prolific. …
BCV: Battle Construction Vehicles
BCV, short for Battle Construction Vehicles, and known as Kensetsu Juuki Kenka Battle: Buchigire Kongou! in its native Japan, embraces …
Gordo 106: The Mutated Lab Monkey
The golden era of the late 70s and early 80s was ruled by Atari, with them and other publishers often …
Xenophage: Alien Bloodsport
Back in the mid ’90s, fighting games had reached their peak of popularity, and every major developer had at least …
Arena: Maze of Death
Given the subtitle Maze of Death for its US release, Arena may have an isometric perspective and dystopian future like Shadowrun, but mechanically it …
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (iOS Bootleg)
Every single word in this title is a lie. There are no teenagers, no mutants, no ninjas, and no turtles. …
Blues Brothers, The: Jukebox Adventure
The Blues Brothers: Jukebox Adventure is your typical mid-90s movie licensed platformer. It’s not particularly bad, but also not very good, …
Burn: Cycle
Generally regarded as one of, if not the best, games on the Philips CDi, Burn: Cycle is a combination of …
Big Trouble in Little China
Kurt Russell is a phenomenal actor, starring in various comedies in the 1970s before making a string of awesome action …
Vampire Rain
At least the premise is interesting; vampires are taking over the world! They’re lightning fast and have superhuman senses, but …
Limbo of the Lost
Game developers never mean for their product to turn out terribly. E.T. for the Atari 2600, Superman for the Nintendo …
Color a Dinosaur
In the early 90s, a developer called Farsight Studios got their start in the industry working on the notorious Action …
WWF WrestleMania
There are almost far too many pro wrestling video games to write about, especially those officially licensed by the World …
Big Rigs: Over the Road Racing
The horror, the horror… Some games are bad because the creators’ artistic vision somehow exceeded their technical grasp. Some games …
