Category: Review
Red Star, The
Back in the golden age of arcades, the market thrived on fast-paced shooters that filled the screen with projectiles to …
Packy & Marlon
As part of Raya System’s “Health Hero” series of educational action games, WaveQuest created two platformers for the Super Nintendo. …
Shadow Tactics: Blade of the Shogun
The “stealth-oriented real-time tactics” genre is a very specific one that is familiar to a lot of European PC gamers …
Titan Warriors
Vulgus never got a sequel, but one almost manifested on the NES. Titan Warriors (or Neo Vulgus) was nearly complete …
Under the Skin
Few games these days let you freely run amok and terrorize the human race. Whether it’s smashing through city blocks …
Bomberman Wars
While there are plenty of entries in the series that do unique and interesting things, none of them are quite …
Marble It Up!
Back in the mid-2000s, GarageGames gained a dedicated cult following for their Marble Blast games, in which you moved a …
Edna & Harvey: Harvey’s New Eyes
Daedalic’s early years were busy. Plenty of games got released under their name, but Edna and Harvey didn’t get lost …
Edna & Harvey: The Breakout
Screenshots used for this article, unless stated otherwise, are from the 10th anniversary remake, which redid all the illustrations and …
Tequila & Boom Boom
During the early 90s, Italian studio Dynabyte Software created various interesting games from point-and-clickers Nippon Safes Inc. and The Big …
Bomberman: Misobon Roulette
The medal game is a common fixture of Japanese arcades, providing a lower-stakes alternative to gambling in which players can …
Mother Russia Bleeds
Mother Russia Bleeds is a game that takes an classic genre and paints it blood red. While beat-em-ups back their …
