Review
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Port of Jumanah Is An Appetizer Before A Full Roguelite Meal
Port of Jumanah places you in the shoes of Mansour, a diver in search of shiny pearls. When disturbances appear underwater, Mansour is sent to investigate. He must bring peace to a plethora of sea creatures causing a ruckus. Dive Deep With a simple enough to follow story, we begin our quest. If you have…
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Borderlands 1 Review: Does It Still Hold Up Today?
Borderlands is a series that holds such a special place in my heart. Back in 2009 I was living in a cheap apartment and eating nothing but ramen noodles for most meals. I didn’t have much but an Xbox 360 and a semi broken air conditioner at the time. Life was by no means bad,…
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Verho: Curse of Faces Review – A True Blast From The Past
Have you ever booted up a game and felt “I’ve played this before” ? Well, that was the immediate thought when I started up Verho: Curse of Faces for the first time. I knew King’s Field had inspired developers Kasur Games previously, but I couldn’t help but be amazed at how much it actually sent…
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Assassin’s Creed Black Flag Resynced Review | Still the Best Pirate Adventure?
One of the first games I got for my shiny, new, Xbox One back in 2013 was Assassin’s Creed Black Flag. I remember being blown away by this tropical paradise I was launched into in the game’s opening minutes as Pirate Edward Kenway. I’ve already been a huge fan of Assassin’s Creed but Black Flag…
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Mixtape Review – I Didn’t Expect This Game to Hit Me This Hard
The Nostalgia Era Ah, the 90’s. Some of you will not know the feeling of running around unsupervised until the street lights come on. Or remembering what it felt like to spend all day outside without the internet constantly pulling at your attention. Even just the ability to be bored. I grew up in this…
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MOTORSLICE Review – Suprisingly Addictive
MOTORSLICE is a game I had just heard about a week or two ago through X (formely known as Twitter). I watched a gif of an anime-looking lady being attacked by construction vehicles/equipment. A very strange first impression indeed, but then again, we live in a world where Elden Ring and Dark Souls exist, so…
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Urban Jungle is the ultimate plant decorating game! – Review
Some games ask you to save the world. Urban Jungle simply asks you to breathe. Urban Jungle is a relaxing, plant-focused, decorating, and organizing experience where you transform compact urban spaces into lush green havens. Instead of fast-paced objectives, the game invites you to slow down, decorate, and reconnect with nature in a deeply personal way. I…
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Devil Jam Review – Pure Chaos, Perfect Rhythm
Devil Jam feels like someone smashed together Hades and Vampire Survivors in a late night jam sesh, and, somehow, it works just as well as it sounds. What Is Devil Jam? Devil Jam is a roguelite/survivor game. If you have played anything like Vampire Survivors previously, you understand the concept. In Devil Jam, you’ll defeat…
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WWE 2K26 Review: Is It Worth Buying in 2026?
As you might already know, I am a fan of wrestling. Yes, I know it’s scripted. Yes I know they don’t actually (intentionally) punch each other in the face or throw each other off of bridges. Even with that, these are some of the most talented athletes on the planet. Acrobatics, strength, and storytelling. Have…
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Trails in the Sky 1st Chapter Review: My First Time Playing the Classic RPG
The Legend of Heroes is a series I have never taken the plunge into. Every time I end up searching for an RPG to keep me warm and fuzzy, I see them always recommended. The series has always piqued my interest but after some research, I found that they’re all pretty dang tied together. Sure,…
