DAN HILLMAN
Legend of Heroes/Trails into Reverie Review
Good News Everyone! If you are a fan of the long-running Legend of Heroes/Trails series, you can now play the latest installment, Legend of Heroes/Trails into Reverie on the Nintendo Switch. This tenth installment serves as a sort of epilogue to the previous games in the series, and so is something of an exercise in fan servicing. If you are that fan, strap in because this is a big game that carries on the tradition of it predecessors
Battlestar Galactica Deadlock Review (Switch)
Despite capital ships, fighters galore, and a well-established setting BattleStar Galactica has never really made the transition to video games. There have been efforts since the TI-994a back in the day, but generally, it’s been underwhelming. So In honor of its release on the Nintendo Switch let’s take a look at Battlestar Galactica Deadlock.
Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble Review
Tiny Metal: Full Metal Rumble; a sequel to 2017’s Tiny Metal, is in some ways just another “arcade war game” reminiscent of Nintendo’s Advance Wars, and “just another sequel” in others. But it’s also much more. If you like anime characters in ridiculous costumes, poorly synced voice-overs and a pleasant surprise in the form of an enjoyable war game, then this is the game for you.
Battle Worlds: Kronos Review
If classic turn-based Strategy is your thing Christmas has come early in the form of Battle Worlds Kronos, the result of a successful Kickstarter campaign, it’s an old school strategy game that will provide red-meat for most wargame fiends.
Braveland Trilogy Review
Are you tired of your village being raided? Do you like to stab people or magically drop flaming boulders on their head? If so The Braveland Trilogy might be for you. A well-executed, turn-based strategy game in the style of Heroes of Might and Magic that does everything correctly if not spectacularly.