Andrew Brown

Shredder’s Revenge – Dimension Shellshock Review

Dimension Shellshock is a fun addition to a fantastic videogame if you can accept the grind.

Venba’s puzzling recipes are nice, but the real reason to play is its heartfelt and sometimes devastating narrative.

Ravenlok is a wonderland devoid of wonder.

Double Dragon Gaiden works simultaneously as a celebration of the series and as an entry point to beat ’em ups.

Disney Illusion Island doesn’t quite grasp the non-linear platforming spirit, but is still a grand time for players of any age.

The best reason to play 80’s Overdrive is to see its adoring recreation of Out Run’s visual style in high-definition pixel art graphics.

Trine’s dated physics engine makes it feel unique and memorable.

I give Bloodroots high marks for its narrative and ludic cohesion, bevy of improvised weapons, and slick visual style.

Gato Roboto coasts on a charming premise and competently familiar design.

Cosmic Star Heroine is a great combination of old school aesthetic sensibilities and new school design philosophies.