2.5 star games
“A Lackluster Follow-Up In Need Of A Competitive Edge”: Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 Review
< Nickelodeon All-Star Brawl 2 is a sequel from developer Fair Play Labs and publisher Gamemill Entertainment. Coming two years ...
“A Child’s Introduction To Modern Gaming Trends”: Paw Patrol World Review
< PAW Patrol World is the newest installment in the lineup of PAW Patrol games by developer 3D Clouds and ...
Liberated Review: Not Quite A Revolution
The video gaming world is full of revolutions. Whether it’s the explosive action of Just Cause or the Stormcloak storyline of ...
Warsaw Review: A Tactical Roguelike That Needs Work
There is a definite gamer niche who will heartily welcome Warsaw’s challenge and historical purpose, especially as the game is cleaned ...
HyperBrawl Tournament Review: Fun, Frantic, Fleeting
HyperBrawl Tournament combines several trends from online games this generation to create an experience that provides a lot of fun, ...
Scrap Review: Programmed For “Average”
Scrap offers respectable auto-running fun for the Switch but its barebones package and short length hold it back from being ...
Rogue Heroes: Ruins of Tasos Review – Retro Fun Riddled With Bugs
Developer Heliocentric Studios’ new hack-and-slash roguelite Rogue Heroes: Ruins of Tasos does an excellent job of sinking its claws into ...
Before We Leave Review: Visually Pleasing, Frequently Annoying
A commendable first effort by indie studio Balancing Monkey Games, Before We Leave is a visually distinct city builder on a ...
Winds of Change Review: High Fantasy Undermined By Melodrama
Winds of Change is an interesting visual novel that tells a well-crafted fantasy tale, but that gets bogged down in ...
Edge Of Eternity Review: A Hollow JRPG World
Edge of Eternity is a turn-based RPG developed by Midgar Studios and published by Dear Villagers. The world of Edge of Eternity is ...
Mr. DRILLER DrillLand Review: A Puzzler Kids Can Dig Into
Re-makes and remasters are becoming increasingly popular, but few would have expected Mr DRILLER: DrillLand to emerge eighteen years after its ...
“A Fun But Underweight Action-Roguelite” – AK-xolotl Review
< The cuteness potential of axolotls remains woefully underutilized in modern gaming, an issue which new action-roguelite AK-xolotl seeks to ...
Conglomerate 451 Review: Nothing to Write Home About
The cyberpunk genre is very much in the cultural eye at the moment, at least in the video game industry. ...
Zombieland: Double Tapper Review – A Mindless Time-Waster
Zombieland: Double Tapper offers up gameplay that is about as dull and mindless as the zombies that invaded the Zombieland ...
Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid Review – It’s Missing Too Much
Power Rangers: Battle for the Grid is a good tag-team fighter, but not as good as it should be and ...
Heaven’s Vault Review: Too Much of a Good Thing
Archaeology may not have the most accurate representation in the media. Most people only know about this study of human ...
Iro Hero Review: A Brutally Unsatisfying Retro Homage
Iro Hero belongs to a growing subset of Nintendo Switch games. It’s an independently developed retro homage that boasts a 16-bit ...
“Stretching Itself Too Thin” – Agatha Christie – Hercule Poirot: The London Case Review
Agatha Christie – Hercule Poirot: The London Case is developer Blazing Griffin’s second go at a game based on the ...
Rugby 20 Review: Tries Hard But Doesn’t Quite Convert
Rugby union is a sport that doesn’t always work in video games. Video game adaptations have been around for decades, yet ...
Generation Zero Review: Superb Graphics, Repetitive Gameplay
Avalanche’s Generation Zero boasts an interesting concept and stunning graphics, but it’s far too repetitive and buggy to be worth ...
