Casey Scheld Reviews
Snikkabo AS and FDG Entertainment pay tribute to Capcom’s Mega Man with the release of the retro throwback Venture Kid. This hero might steal a number of moves from the blue bomber, but can he stand toe-to-toe with this platforming legend?
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The days of Micro Machines and R.C. Pro-Am are reborn with the release of Josep Monzonis Hernandez’s top-down Micro Pico Racers. The perspective and look might be the same, but sadly the gameplay just can’t keep up
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Catfishbox and Konstructors Entertainment, inspired by the LocoRoco series, have applied its physics based platforming to the world of fat cats in The Big Journey. This roly-poly game might wear its inspiration on its sleeve, but does it... Read more
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Twin-stick shooters get thrust into the world of competitive play with the release of MECH’AT and Plug In Digital’s Galactic Orbital Death Sport (G.O.D.S.). Does the world of dodging bullets pair well with deathmatch stylings, or should... Read more
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Robert Cardona, no doubt inspired by the antics of Grave Digger and other four-wheeled legends, lets players drive a monster truck of their very own in the appropriately titled Monster Truck Drive. However, he has managed to do the... Read more
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Jellypig Games gives all would-be pilots the chance to suit up in their “hyper retro neon” shoot-em-up Space God. It may have plenty of enemies, power-ups, and multi-color bullets, but does it have the gameplay to match?
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Torrey Daniel and TD Indie want players the world over to keep a nice plate of spaghetti warm in the distinctly unique horror-themed slap-em-up SPAGHET. Though this concept has never been done before, is there a good reason why this game was... Read more
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ARTE France and Cosmografik channel their inner Banksy with the release of their new title Vandals. Taking cues from Hitman GO and other turn-based puzzlers, does its bite-sized challenges prove to be a challenge?
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It’s you versus the world in Drunken Apes’ free-for-all arena-based shooter Devil Guns. Over-the-top shooters like Painkiller and Serious Sam have set the standard in the industry – can this title keep up?
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Originally a stage play, Jeremy Gable tells a tale in four quarters with his basketball-themed tale Watch Me Jump. Heavy on story, does this title make the transition to the digital realm with grace?
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Most shmups have the same kill or be killed objective, with the difference between a good and bad one lying in the details. Square Gem Software’s Fatal Stormer forgot to include these details along the way, leading to a drab, dull mess
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Have you ever played a game that is so generic that you don’t remember a single thing about it? Although Real Fighting’s new title Steel Arena: Robot War has got horde-based gameplay with giant robots and heavy firepower, it’s easy to see that... Read more