Aaron Price
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Two words I never thought I would say in the same sentence are “bold” and “Sanrio,” so let’s savour this together. Hello Kitty Island Adventure is a very bold statement from Sanrio. The idea of putting out a game that is so clearly inspired by Animal Crossing would be daunting to most companies, but here we are. Join all of your favourite Hello Kitty characters as they venture to a strange island, set up shop, help out friends, and decorate!
It’s almost shocking to realise that Sniper Elite as a series has been around for 20 years this October. Between the main series and its zombies themed spin-offs, which I’m sure were not at all inspired by Call of Duty, the new entry Sniper Elite: Resistance makes for a total of 12 games in the series. Which is insane to think about when you consider there are 7 years between the first two games in the series. Sniper Elite has always been in the World War 2 time period, fighting back agai...
In a world filled with games paying homage to the retro games of yesteryear, Wario Land was not a game I expected to start getting this kind of constant treatment. After the raving success behind Pizza Tower, it was only a matter of time before another game came on the scene attempting to make the perfect form of these games. That game being Antonblast, obviously. You know what you clicked on. Antonblast is a side-scrolling 2D platformer not unlike that of Wario Land, where you play as Anton ...
It’s that time of year again; the time that everyone decides to take time off work, skip school, or ignore loved ones. That’s right, it’s Call of Duty time and the series returns with Black Ops 6. Although it’s been a few years since the Black Ops series has popped up, the last one being Black Ops Cold War, it doesn’t mean that this particular section of the (in)famous first-person shooter is any less respected by long time fans. There is a lot to go into with this release, and the ...
The Lego games have been on top of their genre forever now, mostly because there really hasn’t been much to challenge them. Little Big Planet may have been the closest for a while, but its impossible to keep up with the speed those games were coming out. Now though, we’ve got two more games in a short period set to challenge the genre. Astro Bot and the subject of this review, Funko Fusion. Funko Fusion takes a bunch of pop culture IPs and gives you a chance to experience them in Funko Po...
The Five Nights At Freddy’s franchise has been on a real rollercoaster in the past ten years. We’ve had an assortment of games full of jumpscares that took YouTube by storm. Then we had a really strange RPG in FNAF World that no one can decide if it’s good, bad, or should even be remembered. There have been VR games that really push the envelope for what the series was, and then Security Breach came out letting you run around a big mall with a lot of lore questions. Above all this thoug...
Who would have expected that Soulslike would just become its own genre? At this point we have the likes of Lords of the Fallen, Lies of P, and now Another Crab’s Treasure, which is easily the cutest of all of them. The basic premise is that Kril, the titular crab, has his home (shell) taken away for not paying the taxes of the sea. Kril doesn’t like people, but is forced to rejoin civilization in order to get his home back from an ocean that is getting more and more polluted as the story ...
So far it’s looking like a good year to be a fan of Demon Slayer. Between the release of the new arc in film and TV format, and the release of a new game, we’re eating well. When it comes to a new Demon Slayer game, I think most people would have expected something like an arena brawler, a JPRG or even a hack ‘n’ slash style of game. I can almost guarantee that no one expected a Mario Party style board game. I do not know who asked for such a thing, but it was a bold concept nonethele...
Mega Man is a game as old as time at this point, there are so many iterations of the series that it’s not surprising at all when games try to emulate it. Take that series and sprinkle in some aspects from metroidvanias, and you should have a recipe for success. This is exactly what Berserk Boy strives for, but does it manage to hit the mark?.
It is hard to believe it’s been twenty years since the original release of two of my favorite childhood games. Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door gets a remake/master later this year, but to start 2024 off with a bang, at least in the Nintendo side of things, we get an entirely unexpected remake of the GBA game Mario Vs. Donkey Kong. This one came as a real surprise to myself, because even though there have been six-ish (some games are hard to tell if they count) titles in the series, not ...