Category: Review
Monster Bash
For those who grew up gaming with a DOS PC, a lot of people will hold the same reverence for …
Gleylancer
It’s always rather nice when developers try to give shooters a storyline. Gleylancer, released only in Japan for the Mega …
Mystic Midway: Phantom Express
This time around, the theme is a roller coaster, split into seven stages, each one representing one part of your …
Mystic Midway: Rest In Pieces
The CD-i, despite the best efforts of both its marketers and its developers, just wasn’t meant to be a games …
Metamoqester
The “boss-rush” fighting game never took off as a genre, but while Monster Maulers and Warzard garnered something of a …
Dust: An Elysian Tail
One of the most beautiful elements of the indie scene is that you get games by people who normally wouldn’t …
Mega Man (Series Introduction)
Since the release of Vulgus in 1984, Capcom had steadily built its legacy as a major publisher and developer in the arcades. …
Tokyo Xanadu
The first thing to address about Tokyo Xanadu is the title. The game was published in Japan in 2015, thirty …
Zwei: The Arges Adventure
The genre term “dungeon crawler” comes from a specific kind of RPGs which involves, suitably enough, crawling dungeons. They typically …
Arkista’s Ring
Most people associate top-down shooters with frantic action or some kind of glitz/glam/gore excess thanks to the like of Smash …
Crash Bandicoot
Nowdays, it’s easy to lump Crash Bandicoot into the pile of failed mascots that Bubsy, Aero the Acrobat, and Gex …
Fire Emblem Gaiden
Fire Emblem Gaiden was released two years after the original. While most of the graphics have been recycled (outside of …
