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The Wheels On The Buste Go Round and Round

Are you warn and real, or a cold work of art?  Are you someone who has dreams come to your doorstep to lie there and die there?  Nat King Cole’s questions to Mona Lisa feels like the basis for Decarnation.  Developer Atelier QDB describes the title as a survival game, but it would be best… Continue reading The Wheels On The Buste Go Round and Round

Lunistice (Review)

Lunistice is 3D platforming joy. Period, full stop. Lunistice is a hidden gem in a season of AAA title releases. Published by: Deck13Released: November 11, 2022 (Nintendo Switch) At $5.00 on the Nintendo eShop, this passion project from a solo developer is worth any fan’s time and money. While the game may only take a… Continue reading Lunistice (Review)

Nintendo Brings the Nostalgia with Switch Console

The holidays bring back a flood of memories. As I sit and reflect on gifts of yore, there are a few of those little nuggets of care and intention that stand out even now. One is a tinfoil tiara, and one is the switch to a Nintendo Entertainment System. This console was not the newest… Continue reading Nintendo Brings the Nostalgia with Switch Console

A Root -Ing, Two -TIng, Good Story

So excited to tell you about this new game Blossom Tales 2: The Minotaur Prince from Castle Pixel. It’s about a brother and sister. The girl is budding with energy and causes a bit of commotion. They set sail, navigating the sea to find lost games that they can play. Wait a minute, this story… Continue reading A Root -Ing, Two -TIng, Good Story

Why You Always Save Your SpreadSheets

XEL, from Assemble Entertainment, has a lot in common with Excel, from Microsoft. Excel was designed with similarities and as a rival to Lotus 123. XEL defintly has remants of games that came before it. They both also feature empty spaces waiting to be populated. But in XEL it isn’t cells, it’s the main character… Continue reading Why You Always Save Your SpreadSheets

Cotton Fantasy (Switch Review)

It is not very often anymore that we see an arcade shooting game that brings us back to the pure joy of Galaga and others of that era, but in a sense, that is exactly what Cotton Fantasy sets out to do. It is a bold task, but Cotton Fantasy does a great job of… Continue reading Cotton Fantasy (Switch Review)

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