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As Brad Pitt once said in his iconic role in Snatch: “do you love dags?” Well, I do love dags and dogs, with around 90% of my phone’s photo library being comprised of pictures of my Shiba Inu. So when I heard of Pupperazzi, a game all about taking pictures...
Pokémon Diamond and Pearl were two of the most important games in the mainline Pokémon series. Considering generations one through three have already seen remakes, it was only a matter of time before generation four saw a remake as well. This was the generation that saw Pokémon’s jump from 2-D...
Windjammers 2
To say I was a fan of the original Windjammers would be a lie. I have never played it nor seen it in the wild, and that’s coming from someone who grew up in a city with at least two Neo Geo cabinets per block. Which is a bummer, as...
Golf. The slow game. The businessman’s pastime. The only sport that is somehow both incredibly relaxing and insufferably stressful at the exact same time. I’ve played golf once in my life, generally enjoying it, but noticing that my lack of left handed clubs gave me a handicap that my fellow...
Drinkbox Studios got my attention with their fantastic side-scroller beat ’em up game Guacamelee! back in 2013. At that point they had my attention because I love that game, and the sequel was fantastic as well. They truly understand how to take old school design elements and wrap them into...
This is no exaggeration: I have waited twenty-two years for this moment. I vividly remember seeing reviews and articles for SNK VS. Capcom: Card Fighters’ Clash on magazines back in 1999-2000. It looked like the coolest portable game ever, coming out basically alongside the Game Boy Color hit Pokémon Trading...
As VR continues to grow in popularity, so does its number of zombie games. Already a popular genre, it’s only become more so as everyone races to release the new Left 4 Dead. Except Valve, of course. This being no different in VR, there already being plenty of similar experiences...
The latter half of December 2021 saw the release of a somewhat uneventful Nintendo Direct aimed exclusively at upcoming indie releases for the Switch. One of the titles announced in said show was Dungeon Munchies, a game that caught my attention not because of its visuals (which, granted, are bland),...
Video games that are licensed after successful films and TV shows are always hit and miss (usually miss). That being said, a lot of the success often comes from the quality of the source material. No one expected Race with Ryan to be a masterpiece, seeing as how it’s a game...
I caved in. I swallowed my pride and grabbed one of those fancy Oculus Quest 2 headsets. Facebook got a few hundred bucks from me. I still advocate for VR gaming and believe it is the most innovative niche in the industry nowadays, but prior to the release of the...
The puzzle genre is an intriguing one, continuously challenging our brains. The games that comprise it come in many forms, too, from the classic Dr. Mario to the sophisticated Portal. Growing up, I’ve not been shy to admit my JRPG fascination is thanks to my father. Well, he wasn’t the...
Originally released more than five years ago, Shadow Tactics: Blades of the Shogun is still one of the best stealth games out there right now. It’s hard not to fall for its premise: a tactical hardcore stealth strategy game in which a small team of shogun set out completing tons...
