Fury Unleashed is a game that combines a lot of elements I love but leaves me a bit wanting. It’s gameplay reminds me of arcade classics like Metal Slug, it’s art style brings back memories of the best flash games of the Newgrounds days, and it’s music ties the whole package up nicely, but the…
Licensed games have a reputation of often being poorly made or quickly turned around cash grabs meant to capitalize on a certain fandom at an opportune time. With the 25th anniversary of the Power Rangers series not long behind us, developer nWay attempts to do the unthinkable and make a game that is both serving…
Developed by a small team of three at Serkan Bakar games, GhoulBoy is a retro-inspired action hack and slash game. It is so diligently attuned to the era it emulates that it sometimes brings both the classic charm and imperfections painstakingly into present day. This review is based on the PS4 version which released March…
Does every modern era game have to be about zombies or Nazis? JanduSoft says no. Here, have some delightful caveman antics in a retro caveman platformer that may evoke nostalgia of all those classics that if you’re under 25 you’ve never heard of. So is this a shining gem or a prehistoric turd? A bit…
As we all wait patiently for the next true Serious Sam game (are we really actually waiting?) we all want to play the next title that allows us to destroy almost everything in site and have fun doing it. Unfortunately, I Hate Running Backwards brings all the destruction but leaves behind the fun. This is a 2D indie game…
I was going to start this review off by speaking about how similar this game is to brick breaker because in all honesty it is the same game but instead let me start you off with a little video of why this game separates itself from the rest of this genre: What was the one…
The X-Men are pited against the forces of evil in Mutant Apocalypse. Join us as we take Gambit through Genosha and face off with the alien brood. Revisit the Saturday morning cartoon universe in this game that features Capcom style special moves, alien’s hoarding oil, and questionable character select.
Explore the dystopian level of Neo New York from X-Caliber 2097. Welcome to episode 5 of Preferred Pixels. The most reference heavy episode, as we spit out comparisons to Blade Runner, The Matrix, Dragonball and everything in between.
It’s the first episode of Preferred Pixels. Watch as we take control of Raphael and dive into the Technodrome level of Turtles in Time. Join the crew as we discuss the best ninja turtle, the differences between the arcade and SNES version and general beat em up tactics.
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