Milanoir is a retro style third-person cover shooter, but in 2D. It takes place in Europe during the 70s. Cool aesthetic, but is it more than that? Find out in my review. Enjoy!
Special Notes: I received a Nintendo Switch review code for Milanoir.
Moonlighter is a hack and slash adventure with roguelike elements. It feels like a cross between classic top down perspective Zelda games like A Link to the Past and Dragon Quest IV’s Torneko segments. That first comparison should give you a good idea on what this game is like, but the second reference may be a bit more obscure. What does that all mean for the game’s quality? Find out in my review. Enjoy!
Special Notes: I received a PS4 review code for Moonlighter.
Omensight is a lot like its predecessor, Stories: The Path of Destinies. It’s an action adventure game set in a world with anthropomorphic animals with a plot centered on a cataclysmic event that can only be solved via time travel. Does it have the same impact as Stories, or does Omensight feel more like a regression? Find out in my review. Enjoy!
Special Notes: I received a PS4 review code for Omensight.
Wizard of Legend is a pixel based roguelike. I know, you must have seen and or played a million of these by now. Thankfully this is one of the special breakthroughs. Why? Find out in my review. Enjoy!
Special Notes: I received a Nintendo Switch review code for Wizard of Legend.
Shantae: Half-Genie Hero Ultimate Edition is as the name suggests. It’s a re-release of Half-Genie Hero, which originally debuted at the end of 2016. This new edition features new content along with packaging all previous DLC packs in one place for a mere $30 digitally. That’s quite the bargain, but is it one worth investing in? Find out in my review. Enjoy!
Special Notes: I received a PS4 review code for Shantae: Half-Genie Hero Ultimate Edition.
Dragon’s Crown Pro is an enhanced port of the PS3 and PS Vita game that originally launched in 2013. It doesn’t offer much in terms of boosts, but what it lacks in new content Dragon’s Crown Pro makes up for in spades. How? Find out in my review. Enjoy!
Special Notes: I received a PS4 review code for Dragon’s Crown Pro.
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