Video Game News & Reviews from hardcore gamers.
We returned from Gamescon after trying every game that the gaming industry had to offer for the next months or years to come, and we saw a monkey raised from the dead. Here are my first thoughts about returning the ball in HD.
Continue reading “Super Monkey Ball: Banana Blitz HD: First imperssions”
Konami Released Contra Rouge Crops demo to play at Gamescom 2019, featuring the whole new perspective of the Retro Contra series, representing 4 main characters to choose from and totally new environment to play.
Continue reading “Contra Rouge Crops – First Impression Gamescom 2019”
What do we get by having a dude, guns and a banana? A 2D shooter that tranceds time and space, and will blow your mind, literally.
Continue reading “My Friend Pedro – Review”
The ultimate version of Super Smash Bros. landed on the Nintendo Switch but is it really worth it? That’s what I kept asking myself for more than 50 hours! Continue reading “Super Smash Bros. Ultimate”
The hit anime is getting a video game that will try to take the place Naruto: Ultimate Ninja Storm left, so how did it fare with our expectations?was it a flop? or Plus Ultra? Let’s find out
Wander as Elena Elkhorn through the abandoned Willows Mansion in search for her father. What horrors await for her?
Vertical Drop Heroes HD is a re-release of a remaster we got for the PC in 2014 to a popular flash game that surfed around the internet way back in 2010, we got our hands on this challenging rogue-like title and our hairs were ripped from our heads due to game-play rage, but we had damn good time.
Welcome to the town of Refrain, starting by a spoken dialogue which shows you that Labyrinth of Refrain is a story driven adventure and that your main Character Dronya which is a beautiful lady with special powers or magic actually is a bit crazy and you are going to love it.
Continue reading “Labyrinth of Refrain: Coven of Dusk – Review”
After playing Nefarious on the switch I can say that being the bad guy is a lot more fun, now back to kidnapping the princess!
Who needs health bars anyway? at least not in Slice Dice & Rice, an indie fighting game Inspired by Bushido Blade, in this game one single clean hit will end the fight – just as if you are probably fighting someone in real life. no hit points, a scratch impairs your movement and a wound will be your defeat. Continue reading “Slice, Dice & Rice – Review”