Katamari Damacy first graced store shelves way back in 2004. It was recognized almost immediately for its uniqueness. An absolute oddity, Katamari Damacy became a cult classic practically overnight. With its pastel colors and vibrant atmosphere, Katamari had a certain degree of whimsy about it. It was the kind of game that was as enticing […]
‘Pokemon: Let’s Go, Pikachu!’ Review: Getting Back To Our Routes
Remakes are an increasingly popular facet of entertainment media. Hollywood cranks out remakes or reboots of classic movies all the time. The games industry is no stranger to remakes either, and older games are often re-released with a shiny coat of high definition paint. The cynic in me wants to just write all of this […]
Pokemon, My Father, And Me
The world has been full of Pokemon for about as long as I can remember. I was born in 1994, so I was two years old when the orginal games, Pokemon Red and Blue, hit store shelves in 1996. Obviously, as a two-year-old, I couldn’t really comprehend what a Pokemon was, but as I grew […]
‘Iris.Fall’ Review: Chasing Shadows
It seems like every year we get at least one new puzzle game that features a small child wandering through a dark and foreboding world. There is nothing wrong with a little market saturation; trends come and go in the games industry all the time, but when your game has a lot of competition from […]
‘Warhammer 40,000: Mechanicus’ Review: Of Machines And Heretics
Games Workshop’s Warhammer 40k universe is a sprawling collection of tabletop role-playing games, books, comics, and other mixed media. Set in the far-flung space future of another world, 40k pits several fantastical factions of space-faring creatures against one another. The Warhammer 40k universe is no stranger to video game adaptations either, from action rpgs like […]