Disney created some of the most iconic villains of my childhood - I review what happens those villains face off in the board game Villainous!
Chillin’ with the Villains: A Review of the Disney Board Game Villainous
My Second First Impression of Link’s Awakening
I first played Link's Awakening on the GameBoy as a kid, but my memories are as hazy as the dreamlike edges of the screen in this gorgeous re-imagining of a classic Zelda story.
I Finally Got A Link to the Past Off My Backlog
As a kid I never finished A LInk to the Past - now that SNES Online allowed me to revisit it, I can finally say farewell to this classic Zelda title.
Just Different Enough – Fire Emblem Three Houses Dances the Razor’s Edge Between Replayable and Repetitive
Three Houses treads a gossamer thread between showing the world from different perspectives and giving us too much of the same.
Fire Emblem: Three Houses – A Review of Part One, White Clouds
After nearly 45 hours just in part one, Three Houses feels like it might be two entire games.
Cadence of Hyrule’s Game Modes Allow You to Play to the Beat of Your Own Drum
Cadence of Hyrule offers multiple ways to play the core experience, allowing lots of different players to experience it their way!
A Bolt of Brilliance – Detective Pikachu is Just What My Depressed Brain Needed
I've found some titles incompatible with my current mental health, but this one was a perfect fit.
I Ain’t Got Rhythm but That’s Okay, Cadence of Hyrule is Still Fun to Play
Cons: I get stabbed a lot. Pros: Catchy tunes!
Detective Pikachu Keeps on Surprising Me
I share my first impressions of Detective Pikachu, a game which has defied my expectations.
