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Tag Archives: Action

The Insight: Why Armello For Switch Is Both Strategic And Addictive

  By Isaac Espinosa When a source of dark power consumes a King, who will be able to claim the throne as his or her own? With a strategic and complex game system and multiplayer availability, Armello ,made by indie League of Geeks, ensures that the gamers are always aware of what’s happening on the…

October 18, 2018 in The Insight.

The Insight: Old School Musical’s Brilliant, Well, Except For The Story

  By Isaac Espinosa It’s not just a rhythm-based music game. So get ready. Combat is key as you travel through many worlds that will appear somehow familiar to gamers. Old School Musical, developed by the indie developer La Moutarde and published by Playdius, sports an upbeat soundtrack and an intense rhythm system. The game keeps…

September 25, 2018 in The Insight.

The Insight: Is Shikhondo: Soul Eater Bullet Hell, Bullet Heaven Or Bullet Insanity?

By Ronald Gordon I have avoided them. Throughout my gaming history, there’s one category of games that I personally eschew: those games where my screen gets littered with bright, exploding lights that I have to dodge, and enemies that I have to kill. I’m referring to Bullet Hell games, a special sub-genre of shoot ‘em up…

September 18, 2018 in The Insight.

The Insight: Dead Cells Is Brilliantly Crafted, An Experience In Which Dying Is Such Sweet Sorrow!

Played on Xbox One, also for PS4, Switch & Windows. By Ronald Gordon Some dungeon crawler games feel repetitive with regard to theme and gameplay. Time and time again, we’ve all seen offerings that try to replicate the intensity of “Dark Souls” and after a while, these ideas get overused and boring. However, when it…

August 28, 2018 in The Insight.

The Insight: The Journey Down: Chapter 2 Is A Jazzy Mystery Rife With Wonder

By Ronald Gordon Not many point and click games grab my attention but there are some that I come across that really catch my eye and draw me in with their stories. The Journey Down is one of those select few that I actually played all the way through. The Journey Down is a three-part…

July 5, 2018 in The Insight.

The Insight: Our 17 Year Old Critic Really Has Had Enough Of This Kind of Zombie Game!

By Ronald Gordon It’s yet more zombie media! Outbreak: The Nightmare Chronicles is a series of Horror Adventure games developed and published by Dead Drop Studios. Most of the other games are locked away behind downloadable content, so I only got to play chapter one, which tells the story of a young woman named Lydia,…

June 5, 2018 in The Insight.

The Insight: In Phantom Trigger, Strategy Kept Our 17 Year Old Critic Alive

By: Ronald Gordon Dungeon games are some of my favorite pastimes, mainly because all of them feel special. Some have different stories and characters while others have different skills and weapons to choose from when fighting monsters. However, some of them are unique enough that lumping them in with the other dungeon games would undersell…

May 10, 2018 in The Insight.

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