Claybook review The minute I saw Claybook I had a good feeling. It may have been nostalgia for the way the clay looked or the marble like gameplay, it just seemed like a feel good game. If being able to sculpt and mold some clay to solve physics puzzles sounds like a nice relaxing time to you, Claybook is a […]
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Originally released during the PS3/Xbox 360 generation, Skullgirls is a fun fighting game that has had a long life that seems to be continuing through a release on the Nintendo Switch. That’s really cool, but what peaked my interest is the limited edition physical release from the company that makes The Walking Dead and Invincible. Skybound has been dabbling in […]
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Super Rare games are known for having a tight amount of physical releases and that was true with Fairune, which they limited to 4,000 units. This sold out of pre-orders very quickly. Luckily I was able to get one. But if you were not able to get a physical pre-order, they are releasing 100 more on 3/21, which I believe […]
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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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Turns out Frank is not a fan of Undertale
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A Real Donut Kid Reviews Donut County
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Civilization 6 on switch is a great lesson on what this console can do and not do.
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Frank described Crayola Scoot to me as Tony Hawk meets Splatoon. I then explained to him that I’ve barely played the former and never played the latter, to which he replied something along the lines of, “Oh, well this will be interesting.” Interesting it was.
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