We’re pretty far removed from the days when people would lock their lion keys up with three crests and one crest replica made of wax. The survival horror genre was reasonably long-lived but eventually went […]
The indie scene has been producing quite a few games lately that have the primary objective of being relaxing. I have generalized anxiety disorder; it is physically impossible for me to relax. However, I’m always […]
I had resigned myself to the idea that I just hated football. While I have some memories of enjoying NFL Blitz back in my youth, it never caught on like NHL Hitz did, or even […]
My family sort of centers around this town in Southern Ontario called Burnt River. During the ‘80s, a cult named the Ant Hill Kids led by Roch Thériault operated near it. Before you go looking […]
We’re going to try something new. Lately, I’ve been in the mood for visual novels, and being the sentimental lady that I am, I’m particularly interested in otome dating simulators — that is to say, […]
It’s impossible to understate how much of a fan I was of Earthworm Jim in my youth. I was already a veteran of the first two games in the series, and had watched the cartoon […]
When I was younger, I was a massive fan of Earthworm Jim. I remember renting it for the first time, seeing the promo for the cartoon, and even managing to beat it, despite my inexperience […]
It dawned on me recently that a lot of the games I played this year didn’t actually come out in 2018. I mean, you can look back through the blog and get a good account […]
The pixel art style was once rather contentious. Anecdotally, many of the complaints I heard were that it was simply a ploy to try and sucker people who are easily swayed my nostalgia. That may […]
I purchased Undertale shortly after its initial release way back in 2015, but I never finished it. This is because my initial experience was interrupted when I ended up enduring a period of emotional unrest […]
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