Blood Waves is a game where concept trumps execution from start to finish. The concept is simple, you’re stuck in a room taking on waves on zombies. What makes it interesting is the mix of tower defense, small scale RPG and 3rd person shooter.
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The Messenger, which is a highly rated Switch eShop game (Metacritic Scores of 86, user score 8.2), is going to finally get a physical release through Special Reserve. The story is about a young ninja that ventures through a cursed world, to deliver a scroll paramount to his clan’s survival. What begins as a classic action platformer soon unravels into […]
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Rico Review First Person shooters are rare on the Nintendo Switch. There are some true greats like Doom and Wolfenstein II. There is Paladins if your looking for an arena shooter, then there’s the fun of getting a whole crew together to play Payday 2. Sure, Payday 2 is a glitchy mess that was abandoned by its devs but it […]
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Want some dormant series to comeback on the Switch? Dr. Smitty does too! Here are some series I think should comeback on the Switch.
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After a hiccup when Skybound Games was supposed to release a physical version of the game, now Fangamer will be releasing not only a traditional physical release of the popular indie game, Hollow Knight, but a very cool looking Collectors Edition will be available for the Switch, PS4 and PC. The PC version will be DRM-Free and Steam versions, while […]
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Often times multiple authors wind up playing the same game at the same time but the differences between consoles may not warrant two separate reviews. Dual Screens is a segment on Galaxy of Geek where two authors review the same game but each offer their own perspective and score. Nintendo Switch By: Frank Duran Awesome Pea is full of nostalgia but […]
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Octopath Traveler is a beautiful but repetitive old school rpg love letter.
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Drowning ambitiously tries to be more art/relaxation piece then a classic game. Does it accomplish what it sets out to do? Yes. Does it do it well, no.
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How far would you go to save your loved one? That’s the premise of this video game. You follow the main character after his loved one dies, and he tries to bring her back to life by exploring the universe and getting what he needs to bring her back. One of the big wins for this game is something that […]
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