Reviews

            I have a fondness for the Scribblenauts series. Super Scribblenauts took up so many hours of my childhood, mostly spent equipping every possible piece of gold clothing before taking on an “invincible dragon” or something else of that sort,… Read more: Scribblenauts Review

            Sonic games are not known for their consistent quality. Still, I remember Colors being lauded as ‘one of the good ones’, so I decided to take this one out from my black hole of games and give it a… Read more: Sonic Colors Review

            Idle games are maybe the least gamey type of game out there. The entire point of them is that you spend much of the time simply waiting for processes to take place without your input. However, this game is… Read more: Exponential Idle Review

            I am back yet again to review another random game I found under the couch cushions. This time it’s Sonic Rush Adventure for the DS. This game includes 4 boat-riding games, an upgradeable island, and very occasionally platformer gameplay.… Read more: Sonic Rush Adventure Review

            Having finally taken Wind Waker off of my backlog, I decided to tackle another game I’ve been meaning to play for quite some time. I don’t remember exactly why I wanted to play Kirby 64; I just remember liking… Read more: Kirby 64: The Crystal Shards Review

            Super Mario Bros. Wonder is a platforming adventure polished to a shine. The level design is spotless and the addition of new powerups, badges, and of course the Wonder Flower succeed in shaking up the formula of previous games… Read more: Super Mario Bros. Wonder Review

            It’s common to have a backlog of games. There’s just so much to play, and there always seems to be something else that needs to be done.             One game has been on my list for over a decade;… Read more: The Legend of Zelda: The Wind Waker Review

            It’s been a while since I’ve liked a game as much as I did Hollow Knight. When’s the last time I had that urge to play a game every spare moment? It was the exploration in Hollow Knight that… Read more: Hollow Knight Review

            After I and my friends finished Micro Mages, we decided to boot up Overcooked. I was initially worried that this game wouldn’t be my forte, that I would drag my team down. Instead, I found that the base elements… Read more: Overcooked! Review: A Class in Culinary Cooperation

             Micro Mages is a 4-player local co-op game made by Morphcat Games for the Nintendo Entertainment System in 2019. Me and a few friends played through it recently and thoroughly enjoyed it. I love projects like this that utilize… Read more: Micro Mages Review

             Another year, another Kirby game. There may be a lot of these games, but this one stands out from the pack as the first truly 3D Kirby game. It’s only about 20 years behind the competition, but better late… Read more: Kirby and the Forgotten Land Review

             This will be the first time I write a review of a direct sequel to a game I have already reviewed. My very first review was for the first Metroid Prime, which I enjoyed. When I played the first… Read more: Metroid Prime 2: Echoes Review

             Me and three friends recently played through the campaign of Halo Reach together. Shooters are not my preferred type of game, so I had low expectations going in. Halo Reach has many of the same issues I generally have… Read more: Halo Reach Review

             Never Have I reviewed a game with a longer name! Layton’s Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaires’ Conspiracy is a decent game with the same quality of puzzles as other games in the series, but with an underwhelming story… Read more: Layton’s Mystery Journey: Katrielle and the Millionaires’ Conspiracy Review

            The original Detective Pikachu came seemingly out of nowhere. Detective Pikachu is a Pokémon spin-off game released for 3DS in 2016; it is a game where you investigate and solve crimes with gameplay similar to that of the ace… Read more: Detective Pikachu Returns Review

             Octopath Traveler II builds on the original in some exciting ways. The battle system is revamped with new mechanics and moves, and path actions are easier to navigate thanks to the new day-night cycle. However, the sequel does not… Read more: Octopath Traveler II Review

             Tears of the Kingdom is a fantastic game. The new abilities drive players to make amazing contraptions and explore the world with few limitations. While I have qualms, the full world with endless fun, polished content is an unforgettable… Read more: The Legend of Zelda Tears of the Kingdom Review

             Bowser’s Fury gave me very little to complain about. The controls are tight, and the level design is excellent. The mechanics are fun, and nothing overstays its welcome. I had half-expected this game to be forgettable, made for the… Read more: Bowser’s Fury Review

(3DS) I liked my playthrough of this game quite a bit. I and three friends each got the game on our 3DS’s and got together to play through it. I was impressed with a few of the mechanics that made… Read more: The Legend of Zelda Four Swords Anniversary Edition Review

(Metroid Prime Trilogy – Wii U)              I very much enjoyed my time with this game, and I wasn’t sure that I would. I haven’t ever played any first-person shooters and even if Metroid Prime is not a traditional fps,… Read more: Metroid Prime Review