RYAN JOHNSON
High Strangeness: The 12-Bit Adventure Review
High Strangeness, a hybrid of 8 and 16 bit games, was one of the first successful Kickstarter games back in 2009. The game's core ability is to switch between 8 and 16 bit worlds and the player uses their generational differences to solve puzzles and explore the universe. Now the game makes its way to Wii U and Ryan from The Gamers Lounge shares his review.
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker Review
Captain Toad: Treasure Tracker originally didn't seem like a worthy purchase. It seemed like a "been there, done that" feeling with it merely being an expansion of bonus levels from Mario 3D World, but a little digging and you'll find yet another gem for the Nintendo crown.
Stealth Inc 2: A Game of Clones Sneaks onto Wii U
Stealth Inc sneaks away from the consoles that the original game was on for the Wii U exclusive sequel. Stealth Inc 2 steals a few classic gameplay styles from oldschool NES games, landing in the Metroidvania template. Is it worth it for a fan of the original to slip their way into the Wii U camp? Ryan Johnson of The Gamer's Lounge weighs in.
I've Got to Run: Complete Edition Review
A few months ago, I got a copy of the original I've Got to Run for the Wii U to review. While I didn't see much in terms of overall excitement, it became a recommended purchase due to the overall cheap price and the fact that it hooked my son more than Mario Kart 8 for a while. The game's "Complete Edition" now heads to the Wii U's handheld sibling, albeit at a higher price point. It it worth your time to hop along the kitchen counters again?
Interview with Syrenne McNulty of I've Got to Run!
A few weeks ago, I was given the opportunity to review a little Wii U title, I've Got to Run! Developed by the one-woman team at Four Corner Games, Syrenne McNulty got to forage ahead in her passion for video games by releasing her first game ever on a home console.
I've Got to Run! - Review
I've Got To Run! by 4 Corner Games is a 2D endless runner that was released this past week exclusively on the Wii U eShop. This is the first release from the one-woman development team so how did it turn out?