Category: Review
Painter Momopie
It’s rather unfortunate when a game becomes rather forgotten due to reasons out of its control. In the case of …
Pillars of Eternity
After years of licensed games, spin-offs for larger franchises, and a failed attempt at their own original series, Obsidian found …
Regular Show: Mordecai & Rigby in 8-bit Land
There are a lot of things that made Regular Show stand out from Cartoon Network’s critically acclaimed programming in the …
WWF In Your House
Please check out Wrestling with Pixels, our comprehensive look at the history of wrestling video games! Both the World Wrestling …
Ken’s Labyrinth
In its prime, the Build engine was considered nothing short of a technical marvel. While it took some time for …
NYC: The Big Apple
In Synapse’s NYC: The Big Apple, developed by Russ Segal, you control a tourist who simply wants to see the …
In the Hunt
The 1990s was not too kind to Japanese company Irem, best known for classics such as Moon Patrol, Kung-Fu Master …
Eggs of Steel
By the time it released in 1998, Eggs of Steel: Charlie’s Eggcellent Adventure (known as Hello Charlie!! in Japan) already …
Empires: Dawn of the Modern World
Rick Goodman, co-founder of Ensemble Studios and founder of Stainless Steel Studios, had struck gold with the original Empire Earth …
Empire Earth 3
The latter half of the 2000s in certain respects bore witness to several excellent entries in the real-time strategy genre, …
Empire Earth 2
While Empire Earth had already managed to hold its own as a classic in its own right, the historical RTS …
Empire Earth
At the turn of the 21st Century, the Real Time Strategy genre was reaching its peak in popularity. It had …
Adventures of Dino Riki, The
When one thinks of shoot-em-ups, the image of a lone spacecraft versus armies of aliens is often the first thing …
