Category: Review
Consuming Shadow, The
The horror stylings of H.P. Lovecraft have had a massive influence on the horror genre at large. Countless works channel …
Enduro Racer
Released in 1986, Yu Suzuki’s follow up to Hang-On is… well, it’s “Hang-On on dirt bikes”. Enduro Racer uses the same underlying technology as the …
Blood & Magic
1996 was a rich year for PC real-time strategy games. The seminal Warcraft: Orcs and Humans had been released in 1994, refining …
Cat and the Coup, The
In the early 1950s, a progressive political leader named Mohammad Mosaddegh was democratically elected Prime Minister of Iran. His administration’s …
Ninja Golf
By the late 80’s and onwards into the early 90’s, ninjas were an unquestionable part of pop cultures. From an …
Doomsday Warrior
Doomsday Warrior looks like total trash at glance, but actually has a couple of interesting ideas in it for a 1992 …
Dwarf Fortress
The most influential person in the fantasy genre as we understand it today was without a doubt J.R.R. Tolkien. It’s …
Heart of Africa
The Commodore 64 exclusive Heart of Africa looks superficially like Seven Cities of Gold. The game is kind of a sequel to the …
New Zealand Story Revolution
In 2007, almost 20 years after the original coin-op, Marvelous Entertainment developed for Nintendo DS a sort of remake (more …
Zeddas: Horror Tour 2
If the first Horror Tour can be considered obscure, then the existence of its sequels are down right mythical, with little to …
NewZealand Story, The
CHECK COMPARISON ALIGNMENT “This game will be dedicated to all maze game fans.” This sentence appears during the attract mode …
Sayonara Umihara Kawase
After another few years, and a generally positive response to the DS re-release of the previous two games, a proper …
Bionic Commando Rearmed
With the series languishing for nearly a decade after the somewhat flat Elite Forces, Capcom focused on their more popular …
