Category: Review
Speed Punks
In 1994, Norwegian developer Funcom founded an office in Dublin, Ireland to create console games while they focused on developing …
Clockwork Aquario
Clockwork Aquario was the final arcade game developed by Westone, the folks behind the Wonder Boy / Monster World games. Originally developed …
Quest for Infamy
Quest for Infamy began life as a Quest for Glory-inspired fan game, and booting it up feels like a trip …
Heroine’s Quest
Heroine’s Quest: The Herald of Ragnarok is the very definition of a labor of love. Originally conceived in the mid-2000s …
8-Bit Adv Steins;Gate
Steins;Gate has a particular fascination with retro technology, which resulted in a short spin-off text adventure made for PCs. When …
Lord of the Sword
As one of the few “Adventure Role-Playing” games on the Master System to follow in the wake of Phantasy Star, …
Buck Rogers: Countdown to Doomsday / Matrix Cubed
Buck Rogers is one of those classic franchises that most people are at least somewhat familiar with, especially in the …
Charge ‘N Blast
Sega’s Dreamcast became known as a haven for top-notch, highly replayable arcade ports, and Charge ‘N Blast takes so many …
Magical Pop’n
Magical Pop’n is one of the best lesser-known Super Nintendo platform games. This would be quite a feat in itself, …
Dragon Egg
NCS/Masaya are best known for creating the legendary Langrisser series and the bizarre Choaniki games, but they developed many other …
Silent Hill: The Arcade
Silent Hill was never a huge money maker for Konami. So throughout the series’ life, the publisher tried to push …
Silent Hill: The Escape
For a game series with an emphasis on cerebral survival horror, Silent Hill sure has shown up on many mobile …
