Bayonetta In The Multiverse of Chaos – Bayonetta 3 Review
When Bayonetta 3 was announced, fans of the series were excited and could not wait to see what our favourite…
Nostalgic And Yet New – Prodeus Review
In recent years what is old is new again and games inspired by the FPS classics like Doom, Quake and…
Dark and Darker – CHAOS; HEAD NOAH/CHAOS; CHILD Double Pack Review
It’s time for another visual novel and this one is a biggie! CHAOS; HEAD NOAH and CHAOS; CHILD are the…
A Unique Atari Amalgam – Atari Mania Review
When you think of Atari, you generally think of a bunch of dated retro games that have been revisited and…
Arkanoid Eternal Battle Review – Take on Doh, take on your friends, take on the world
Guest review by Ryan Byers Obscure Games and Consoles Arkanoid is a game that was originally developed and published by…
Excellence in an 8-Bit Botvania – Haiku, the Robot Review
We’re here again with another Metroidvania but this is definitely one that may have slipped passed your notice. Haiku, The…
A True Genre Evolution – Shatter Remastered Deluxe Review
Ever since Atari first released Breakout in arcades, a new genre of games was born. Brick-breaking puzzle games such as…
A Cursed Night – Yomawari: Lost in the Dark Review
Yomawari is back! The cutest horror game around has returned for a third installment and things are just as disturbing…
Paper Cut Mansion Review – Going back to the roots of Horror
Guest review by Ryan Byers Obscure Games and Consoles Game Name/Developer/Publisher: Paper Cut Mansion is a third-person roguelite horror-themed game…
Cinema Thoughts – Frankenstein vs. the Creature from Blood Cove
B-Movies are the heart of cinema. This may seem like an odd thing to say but it is true. What…