Tag: Retro
Arcade Archives 2 PREHISTORIC ISLE Review
SNK's prehistoric shoot 'em up remains a thrilling arcade adventure, with clever weapon positioning, monstrous dinosaurs and wonderfully chaotic action that make it a classic well worth rediscovering.
Console Archives MARL JONG Review
A wonderfully unusual spin-off from the Marl Kingdom, MARL JONG mixes traditional Mahjong with familiar characters and playful special abilities, although its Japanese-only story limits its wider appeal.
Terrible Lizards Review
An abandoned dinosaur attraction, relentless prehistoric predators, and a parkour system that turns every escape into a desperate fight for survival turn Terrible Lizards into a thrilling horror adventure.
Mouthwashing Review
A brilliantly unsettling voyage into human desperation, Mouthwashing delivers a haunting psychological horror story that lingers long after the Tulpar's final journey.
Darkenstein 3D Director’s Cut Review
A gloriously violent throwback to classic FPS gaming, Darkenstein 3D Director's Cut combines relentless gunplay, secret-filled levels and a brilliantly absurd dog-rescue mission into a demanding retro shooter with plenty of personality.
Kowloon’s Gate Suzaku Review
Kowloon's Gate Suzaku trades action for atmosphere, offering a haunting stroll through a surreal urban maze where photographs unlock memories and the city itself becomes the star.
HYPERVIOLENT Review
HYPERVIOLENT delivers a blood-soaked blend of retro FPS action and claustrophobic science-fiction horror, pairing flexible dual-wielding combat and resource management with a sinister asteroid mystery, even if its labyrinthine corridors and occasional navigational frustrations can interrupt the descent into madness.
Primal Planet Review
Primal Planet combines gorgeous pixel art, clever survival crafting and a heartfelt family adventure in a prehistoric world where dinosaurs are only the beginning of the danger.
Fallen City Brawl Review
Fallen City Brawl delivers a gritty, pixel-art punch-up packed with satisfying combos, brutal weapons, mercenary backup and a ferocious wolf companion, making it a compelling love letter to arcade beat ’em-ups, even if its familiar formula occasionally plays things safe.
Karate Survivor Review
Karate Survivor delivers a gloriously chaotic twist on horde survival, combining customisable martial arts combos, outrageous environmental weapons and addictive progression into a retro-inspired brawler where absolutely everything is fair game.


















