Jeffrey Rousseau's Reviews
Desert Child strikes is a fun indie title that balances being a racer, a RPG, and being unconventionally cool.
RocketsRocketsRockets is a welcomed indie title on the Nintendo Switch. It's one of the best pick up and play titles on the console to date, rife with pretty explosions!
Naruto to Boruto: Shinobi Strikers is fun weekend play for franchise and MOBA fighting fans.
When a game like All Our Asias wants to deliver a heavy message, it does so with minimalism and delicate aesthetic choices.
Dandara is an indie game that couldn't have released at a better time. It's a surreal, magical, platformer
Zero North Zero West is a game that abandons standard gaming schools of thought so much that it's actually something completely different.
If you're not into turn based RPGs, Battle Chasers: Nightwar is just the game to turn you around.
If Tim Burton decided to make a music game, this would be it. Prepare yourself for a trippy and introspective adventure.
The blissful sleep offers another chance to be disturbed by the world of Beholder.
Who knew that a shmup built with action RPG elements would be the best thing since sliced bread?
Randall is a fun beat'em up and Metroidvania. It may not leave a lasting impression, but it's a fun way to spend your weekend.
Akiba's Beat may not set the JRPG world on fire but it is quirky enough to enjoy.
Nighthaw-X 3000 is a fun shmup that oozes with its own aesthetics from stage to stage.
When you need to slay...demons If you need a monster hunting game look no further than Toukiden 2
Danmaku Unlimited 3 takes the genre of shmups and deliver a modern masterpiece. Quite frankly its the best of the shmup around.
Dystoria is a mixed bag of both retro aesthetics and design.
Ellipsis is a fun game that will redefine what you think minimal games can offer. You will be challenged, you will evolve, and leave all the better.
When shmups get artsy, it's a lovely kind of bullet hell.
When a game wants you to toss aside your morals for the greater good
Is King of Fighters XIV an impressive addition to the year of fighters, or is this an unwelcomed comeback to the ring?