by Alex McKenzie | May 20, 2024 | Reviews, Video Game Reviews
A Steam key was provided by the Developer, Monster Couch I’ve already reviewed Calico back in 2021, and if you’ve followed along my Top 100 games list (2024 edition) you might have noticed that Calico sits at slot #14. I LOVE Calico, how difficult the puzzle is, the...
by Alex McKenzie | Dec 9, 2023 | Reviews, Video Game Reviews
There will be story spoilers near the end of the review. You have been warned I identify as a “JRPG fan”. While I don’t play them very often any more, during my formative years, I yearned for the story driven adventure. The rag-tag crew of warriors, travelling across...
by Alex McKenzie | Dec 2, 2023 | Reviews, Video Game Reviews
There’s something special about the indie scene. In a world where media content is seen as products and the priority for many people is to make a return on their investments, the indie scene stands out as a place for passionate people to create the games they want to...
by Alex McKenzie | Jun 19, 2023 | Blog, Video Game Reviews
Imagine my surprise when I launch Steam and am greeted with Steam’s Next Fest, a demo filled celebration, showcasing games that are currently in development. Rife with developer streams and more games than you can shake a stick at, I thought it would be fun to...
by Alex McKenzie | May 13, 2023 | Reviews, Video Game Reviews
I don’t play many video games to completion any more, or rather, the games I tend to play don’t have a proper ending. Slay the Spire, Enter the Gungeon, Rocket League, and Shotgun King are all examples of the games that I default to playing when I’m tired, or don’t...
by Alex McKenzie | Jun 30, 2022 | Reviews, Video Game Reviews
I am so disappointed by Mario Strikers: Battle League. I’m so thankful that I borrowed this from the library and didn’t actually spend any of my hard earned money for this game. This game starts with such promise. The training mode shows all kinds of cool skills that...