Ninja Arashi is a Mobile Delight!
Billy is tired of the same old mobile games asking him to grind endlessly to move forward, but luckily Ninja Arashi has come to save him from his boredom.
Category Archives: Reviews
Breath of the Wild: Best. Zelda. Ever.
The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild takes almost everything we know from playing previous Zelda titles and throws it out the window. While shocking at first, gamers will quickly come to love this open-world masterpiece, the best Zelda title ever made, and an instant classic among RPGs.
Horizon Zero Dawn: One Beautiful Game
Horizon Zero Dawn delivers its promise of robot dinosaurs in a gorgeous openworld adventure. Unfortunately, it also delivers a masterclass in cultural appropriation, with no respect for the real world cultures it borrows from to lend its fantasy world a hint of ‘exotic tribalism’.
Back for more MMO Fantasy with Back in the Game
Following up on the first book, where a young boy in a coma is forced into an interactive fantasy game in an attempt to wake up his brain, Back in the Game continues the MMO fantasy storyline.
Dystopian Brilliance in Warhammer 40K: Inquisitor-Martyr Alpha
Warhammer 40K: Inquisitor-Martyr Alpha offers players a glimpse into the dystopian 41st millenium as an Inquisitor of the Imperium. A brilliantly beautiful and violent action RPG game Inquisitor-Martyr takes the player to different locations throughout the Caligari Sector to defeat daemons, mutants, and heretics.
You Have 293 Keys to Unlock This Door
This week our Time Waster is all about players trying to unlock a door, but the problem is you have 293 keys and only one works.
Emergency Action in 911 Operator Simulation Game
This is 911, what’s your emergency? Life and death situations are nothing to play around with, but 911 Operator does a great job of making working those emergency calls entertaining, if not quite totally realistic.
Yesterday Origins: Classic Storytelling With a Modern Twist
Harkening back to the classic gameplay of yesteryear, Yesterday Origins takes us on a darkly funny point and click type adventure with a solid design and haunting overall story that questions whether or not immortality is really all that great.
Boldly Going Into Federation History
Borrowing heavily from the Star Trek: Enterprise TV series, Rise of the Federation: Live by the Code shows the conflicted and sometimes darker origins of the Federation in this engaging tale.
Quirky Fun With SpiritSphere
The concept of SpiritSphere is both straightforward and weird. You play a Zelda-inspired character in a game of Pong, trying to shoot a magical ball past their defenses over many levels. But unique does not always mean good.