The Swindle: A Steampunk…
Stealing Stealthily If you mixed the randomly generated 2D action of Spelunky with stealth and light RPG elements, you…
V-Rally 4 (PS4) Review
Rally Resurrected We live in the age of nostalgia. With technology and the internet allowing us to systematically catalog…
Jake Hunter Detective Story:…
3DS Reading Here in the West, the Jake Hunter series is mostly unknown despite its Famicon roots in Japan. …
The Bard’s Tale IV:…
The Bard’s Tale, for all intents, has been a long dead franchise. Over a decade ago there was an…
ValeGuard (PC) Review
ValeGuard presents itself as a neat little city building, resource management, and lite RTS styled game. From videos, and…
Marble It Up! (Switch)…
Ball Without the Monkey If Marble Madness was made today, it would be Marble It Up! With the goal…
NASCAR Heat 3 (PS4)…
Heating Up What’s the biggest sport in America? Is it football? Soccer? Basketball? Asking ten different people is likely…
Fishing Sim World (Xbox…
Fell Off the Hook The makers of Train Sim are dipping their toe in the fishing sim pond once…
Door Kickers: Action Squad…
Door Kickers: Action Squad is an odd mix of action and puzzle game that is rarely seen in fully…
MagiCat (Switch) Review
High on Catnip Inspired by 8 and 16-bit platformers on the early 90s, MagiCat feels and looks like a…
Hypergun (PC) Review and…
Future Blood Dragon The 1980s were a wonderful time filled with truly outrageous ideas, colors, and themes. From that…
Valkyria Chronicles 4 (Xbox…
A Return to Form Born on the PS3, Valkyria Chronicles made a name for itself with its unique blend…
Immortal Unchained (PS4) Review
A Flimsy Facsimile Damn you, Dark Souls. I mean that with the utmost respect and love for the franchise,…
Arcade Islands Volume One…
Party Planet 1.5 At the end of 2017, Mastiff and Teyon released Party Planet on Switch, a mini game…
Ultimate Fishing Simulator (PC)…
This game is way better than it has any right to be. Most reviews don’t start that way, but…
Wasteland 2: Director’s Cut…
Time Well Wasted There seems to be an interesting trend in the industry lately. Nostalgia is king, with pixel…
Phantom Doctrine (PC) Review
Phantom Doctrine tries to invoke all the feelings of high espionage from the cold war, mixing in much of…
Ninjin: Clash of Carrots…
“Ehh, what’s up doc?” Mixing a beat’em up but with a twist of an endless runner, Ninjin: Clash of…
Earthworms (Switch) Review
Visions of the Past Some genres age like a fine wine, and in fact, I find myself frequently booting…
To Hell With Hell…
Great Balls of Fire Entertainment can come in many forms and shapes. Even in the medium of video games,…
Blade Strangers (PS4) review…
Strangers Indeed The fact that Blade Strangers exists is a bit of a miracle unto itself. With a roster…
Manual Samuel (Switch) Review
A Delightful Death Few games have ever made me laugh out loud. By the time I finished my first…
Death’s Gambit (PS4) Review
Death’s Obstacle Course For Sure Although I hate making this comparison as it seems to be mentioned constantly when…
Yakuza Kiwami 2 (PS4)…
To say that this is a gold age of Yakuza is an understatement. Years ago, being a fan of…
Hunting Simulator (Switch) review…
Probably the only notable achievement of this game should be noticed right out of the gate, in that it…
Polygod (Xbox One) Review
Low Poly Count Polygod is a randomly generated first-person shooter with simplified controls and even simpler gameplay mechanics. Built…
Ball Grabbers (PC) Review…
Sphere Acquisition There are so many types of video games in the world, not just differentiated by genre like…
Tiny Hands Adventure (PC)…
A Tiny Amount of Fun It may be hard to imagine, but there was a time when platformers were…
Gamer’s Gullet – Nissin…
Salty Carbs The back of this Nissin Cup Noodles packaging states “for the very best ramen noodle soup.” However,…
Robbotto (Switch) Review
Domo Domo A clone of Bubble Bobble, Robbotto is a simple arcade game that is easy to pick-up-and-play and…
Castaway Paradise (PS4) Review
Village People First and foremost, before anything else can be said about Castaway Paradise, the village simulator by indie…
We Happy Few (PC)…
We Happy Few is a master class on an engaging introduction to a game. It grabs the player with…
Circle Empires (PC) Review…
Real Time Strategy games, or RTS for short, have been around for a very long time. There are many…
Aura of Worlds (PC)…
Any game can be great, but to be replayed and still be great is another summit that not many…
Gamer’s Gullet – Kellogg’s…
Tasting Mario’s Mustache Nintendo and the Mario brand are no stranger to the food industry. Whether it is Super…
Code of Princess EX…
A New Guardian Originally released in 2012 on 3DS and published by Atlus, Code of Princess received somewhat of…
Tour de France 2018…
Here at MyGamer I have managed to review many, many odd simulation games. From the almost no effort put…
Adventure of a Lifetime…
The most important thing that a visual novel can do is attempt to grab the player’s attention in the…
Spectrum Retreat PS4 Review
A Hasty Retreat In recent years, first-person puzzle games have quickly become the go-to for indie developers. With games…
Ultra Space Battle Brawl…
The New Pong If you took the zany cast of characters and presentation from Street Fighter and mixed it…
