Slam Land Review: A Fighting Game Without Combat?
Once in a blue moon a game comes down the pipe that completely changes the landscape of gaming and redefines a genre, like Super Mario 64 did for 3D Platformers or World of Warcraft for MMORPGs, but sadly in the case of Bread Machine Games’ Slam Land, the lack of...
Digimon Survive is the Anime Inspired Experience Fans Have Been Asking For
Recently announced visual novel and strategy RPG hybrid, Digimon Survive, a multiplatform game based on the Digimon franchise — which is celebrating its 20th anniversary in 2019, is a departure from what many are used to. Despite this, plenty of longtime fans are excited from just the small amount of...
Dragon Ball FighterZ: Cooler is Coming for Revenge as DLC
In 2002, Funimation released Dragon Ball Z: Cooler’s Revenge on VHS in the West. At the time, any DBZ movie I could find, I picked up. After watching the movie, I realized just how much I favored the new film’s antagonist. Cooler’s Revenge stars Frieza’s brother, Cooler, who is less...
Pool Panic Review
Billiards video games are a dime a dozen and to be honest, most of them don’t compare to the physical game itself. Not to say the game of pool is boring of any sort, it just doesn’t end well when it’s presented digitally. But developer Rekim has done something different...
Why Yugi Should Be in Jump Force
Jump Force, the upcoming crossover fighting game from popular manga publication, Shonen Jump, and the successor to the Jump Stars video game series, was originally announced at the E3 2018 Microsoft Press Conference. With playable characters from popular titles such as Dragon Ball Z, One Piece, Naruto, and Bleach, and featuring...
Upcoming Indie Games to Keep On Your Radar
We have had a pretty solid year so far in terms of good games releasing. Titles like Monster Hunter World, God of War, Dragon Ball FighterZ, Octopath Traveler, and Detroit: Become Human have put some points back on the AAA games scoreboard. And there are more to come. Looking past...
Raft Review: Greatness Looms on the Horizon
Note: Raft is still an Early Access game, which means it is not a finished product. This review pertains only to the game that was available in July 2018. The ocean, a four by four raft, and a plastic hook. That’s the introduction to Raft, a game developed by Redbeet...