"Time to take it back to the streets again—and finish what we started!"
Streets of Rage 2 is, to me, the undefeated king of the co-op beat 'em up genre, sitting right alongside legends like Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles and Final Fight. Released on the Sega Genesis/Mega Drive in 1992, this flawless sequel introduces two returning powerhouses, Axel Stone and Blaze Fielding, while expanding the roster with two incredible new faces: Max Thunder, a former professional wrestler and close friend...
Reviewing roguelites is something I have been avoiding for a while, cause its often too much work, since I prefer to be as thorough as I can with my reviews, as I see anything less as disingenuous. This mentality often makes it hard for me to actually want to play a roguelite/roguelike for a review.
Today’s review is a special one, you see, I have an absolute disdain towards deck builders, however, this one is among the exceptions, among the few deck builders I don’t hate.
Funnily enough...
Kicking Arse in the Grass (or Dirt) ::simbatwerking
Battletoads is an awesome beat 'em up that I have a total love/hate relationship with. It came out during the NES (Nintendo Entertainment System) lifetime, and I remember it very fondly from my childhood. It was actually one of only nine NES titles that my cousin and I owned! It has that edgy, '90s cartoon and comic book art style, making it feel like you are looking right at a Saturday morning cartoon.
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You play as Rash and...
PROTECTING THE LAND ONE SWING AT A TIME ⚔️
ActRaiser is a piece of art etched in my heart. 💘 This game definitely has a special place in my SNES heart, lol—it is easily one of my top 10, no doubt! It’s a traditional side-scrolling platformer combined with RPG/simulation elements where you can build a whole city (^-^). It’s actually quite an impressive game to be on the SNES. The environments are gorgeous, ranging from marshlands all the way to volcanoes. Highly recommended!
STORY
You...
I don’t think I have covered a Wolf RPG game yet, so, let’s start with something simple, as well as a certified hood classic.
Wolf RPG is an interesting beast, an engine made by someone who worked on RPG Maker, which is often called RPG Maker for advanced users, for a while exclusive to Japan, until a translation effort started around 2015.
Some classic horror games attributed to RPG Maker, are actually made in Wolf RPG, more notably, Mad Father, and Misao.
The biggest appeal of the...
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