Wii
-
Aperion Cyberstorm review
Rudyard Kipling once wrote that a person can’t have enough “red wine, books, or ammunition”. Although the adage was conceived…
Read More » -
Shantae: Half-Genie Hero review
Not long ago, Kickstarter seemed like a harbinger of hope, shifting funding from the grip of corporations to the desires…
Read More » -
Chronicles of Teddy: Harmony of Exidus review
As game worlds have grown, so has the push to provide players with guidance. But occasionally, instruction can border on…
Read More » -
Mutant Mudds Super Challenge review
What is the concept? 2012’s Mutant Mudds proved that not every game needs a weighty storyline or elegantly evolving play…
Read More » -
Rodea the Sky Soldier review
Games which linger in production purgatory often demonstrate dissonance, with lofty ambitions undermined by gameplay that doesn’t quite gel together.…
Read More » -
Legend of Kay Anniversary review
Gaming in the 1990’s was dominated by character mascots, where protagonists like Sonic the Hedgehog, Crash Bandicoot, Earthworm Jim and…
Read More » -
Swords & Soldiers II review
Typically, the industry employs an additive approach, with developers layering new gameplay mechanics onto pre-existing genres. But with the release…
Read More » -
Kirby and the Rainbow Curse review
Much like the pink protagonist’s aptitude for shapeshifting, HAL Laboratory’s Kirby games have adapted a variety of forms. Beyond the…
Read More » -
Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse review
WayForward Technologies has often been the redeemer of the licensed game, offering impressive interpretations of film and television tie-ins, as…
Read More » -
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker review
Customarily, game design employs an additive approach, progressively inserting new mechanics into each new sequel. It’s a method that’s helped…
Read More »