Wargroove
TL;DR - Wargroove is an enjoyable spiritual successor to the Advance Wars series that features some twists on the formula which make it different enough to justify buying. While the…
Sega 60th Anniversary Collection
TL;DR - Even if these games were only produced as a promotional tool, they're generally pretty enjoyable and are still worth a look for Sega fans. Regardless of individual preference,…
Metal Slug Advance
TL;DR - Metal Slug Advance is a fairly faithful adaption of the series to the GBA. Unlike the previous portable Metal Slug games on the Neo Geo Pocket Color, MS:A…
The Bluecoats: North & South (2020)
TL;DR - The Bluecoats: North & South is a fun little TBS/RTS/FPS hybrid, yes you read that right! While each layer might be shallow, the overall combination results in a…
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim – DLC Double-ish Bill
TL;DR - Skyrim has been lucky enough to receive 2 large and 1 smaller one DLCs. Dragonborn is the most engaging one as it offers up an entirely new area…
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
TL;DR - Skyrim is probably the most popular RPG that has ever existed, for better or worse. I do think that Skyrim is actually a pretty good game even if…
Nail’d
TL;DR - Nail'd is a cheesy, high-octane 7th generation racing game with an emphasis on off-road ATV chaos that is great fun for around 3 or so hours. Unfortunately, the…
Killzone: Liberation
TL;DR - Killzone Liberation (KZL) is a great isometric shooter that showcases what the PSP is capable of in terms of visuals, gameplay and even online functionality. I would have…
Fallout: New Vegas – DLC Double-Bill #2
TL;DR - Both Old World Blues and Lonesome Road are enjoyable DLCs, although neither is as unorthodox as Dead Money was. Regardless of some niggles, both expansion packs are worth…
Bioshock 2: Minerva’s Den
TL;DR - Bioshock 2's Minerva's Den (BS2:MD) is a short but sweet experience that perfectly captures all of the strength's of the base game. Even if it also captures many…