Category: Review
Amerzone: The Explorer’s Legacy
Before creating the Syberia franchise, Benoît Sokal cut his teeth in the world of game development with Amerzone. Based on …
Night Raid
Although shooters have been a fixture in video games since almost their inception, the bullet hell shooter didn’t exist until …
Cocona World
Cocona World is a cutesy adventure game starring a little witch, the titular Cocona, who needs your help to become …
Alien 3 (Genesis / SMS / GG / NES)
During heavily promoted build up to Alien 3’s premiere, a video game was produced as part of its marketing campaign …
Alien 3 (SNES)
After Probe’s first take on Alien 3, things started to look up in 1993. Fans would be treated to three …
Alien 3 (Game Boy)
While still published by LJN, the Game Boy version of Alien 3 is brought to us courtesy of Bits Studios …
Alien 3: The Gun
When Alien 3 came out in theaters, many hated it for its lack of distinct characters and how, compared to …
Coffee Crisis
There are tons of indie games inspired by 8- and 16-bit games – a few of them go so far …
Way of the Passive Fist
If there’s any genre that’s recieved a resurrection thanks to the efforts of indie developers, it’d be the beat-em-up. Once …
Archon II: Adept
In an era where a lot of publishers, particularly the larger players, tend to be relatively risk-averse, it’s refreshing to …
Archon Ultra
A remake of Archon was released for DOS in 1994 under the title Archon Ultra, developed by the original folks …
Archon Classic
The original Archon was a revelation, a wonderful hybrid of chess and direct control, action-combat that captured the imaginations of …
Moco Moco Friends
Moco Moco Friends is a strange game. Sitting on the shelves of North American game stores, it’s a shade of …
