Rugrats: Adventures In Gameland Review – Did What A Baby’s Gotta Do
Believe it or not, Rugrats video games are a crucial part of my life. The ones for the original PlayStation …
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Fallen Leaf Review – Rock(man)ing The House
Fallen Leaf provides a fascinating look into what could have been. See, there are retro games that take from their …
Saviorless Review – Combatting The Narrative
The 2D Platformer is one of the oldest genres in gaming history. The genre’s core gameplay style was established years …
Unleaving Review – I’m Leaving
If you know of Unleaving, a new 2D puzzle platformer from indie developer Orangutan Matter, it’s likely because the art …
Pepper Grinder Review – Even Nintendo Could Still Learn From This
The trailers for Pepper Grinder, the new 2D platformer from developer Ahr Ech and published by Devolver Digital, didn’t do …
Momo And The Mine Review – Maddening Miniature
When I think of short indie games, most, if not all that come to mind are cozy adventures and simulators. …
Ufouria: The Saga 2 Review – The Fabric of (Wasted) Time
Felt and fabric do a pretty picture make. There’s joy in the children’s cartoon aesthetic, in the idea of sock …
Arzette: The Jewel of Faramore Review – Successfully Facing The Evil
The infamous Legend of Zelda games created for the Philips CD-i have weaseled into the collective internet consciousness in more …
The Cub Review – A Cultural Mishmash Of Tedious Mishaps
Establishing a strong, recognizable creative voice is no easy feat. Demagog Studio’s first work, Golf Club Nostalgia, was a strong …
Jurassic Park Classic Games Collection Review – Finally On Your Computer
Jurassic Park, though a massive franchise, never had much luck with video game adaptations. What many consider the best game …