Tag: Retro
STREET UNi X Review
STREET UNi X transforms an unlikely sport into one of the most enjoyable, retro-inspired arcade experiences in years. Its authentic unicycling mechanics, addictive score-chasing, charming low-polygon presentation and infectious punk-infused soundtrack create a game brimming with personality and passion.
Brawl Snakes Review
Brawl Snakes successfully modernises one of gaming's oldest concepts without losing the elegant simplicity that made it so addictive in the first place. Fast matches, satisfying competitive mechanics, and accessible controls create an entertaining arcade experience that is hard to put down.
EGGCONSOLE Harry Fox PC-8801 Review
EGGCONSOLE Harry Fox PC-8801 preserves one of Japan's earliest narrative adventures with care and respect. Its touching story, cosy atmosphere and historical significance outweigh its dated mechanics, making it a rewarding experience for retro enthusiasts willing to embrace gaming's formative years rather than judge them by modern standards.
Amanda the Adventurer Trilogy Bundle Review
The Amanda the Adventurer Trilogy Bundle transforms childhood nostalgia into unforgettable psychological horror. With clever environmental puzzles, outstanding atmosphere and a mystery that steadily tightens its grip across all three games, this collection stands as one of indie horror's strongest modern anthologies.
Arcade Archives 2 SYVALION Review
Arcade Archives 2 SYVALION rescues one of Taito's most unusual arcade creations and proves that great ideas never truly grow old. Its momentum-based dragon controls, inventive maze-shooting and wealth of replayability still stand out from the crowd, while HAMSTER's superb preservation work makes it easier than ever to appreciate this overlooked classic.
Console Archives Hercules no eikou II Taitan no metsubou Review
Console Archives: Hercules no Eikou II: Taitan no Metsubou is a lovingly preserved slice of JRPG history that finally allows modern audiences to experience one of Data East's forgotten adventures. Its Greek mythology setting, memorable companions and classic turn-based gameplay still hold genuine appeal, even if frequent random battles and old-fashioned design occasionally test your patience.
XENOTILT: HOSTILE PINBALL ACTION Review
XENOTILT: HOSTILE PINBALL ACTION takes everything players love about arcade pinball and launches it into a chaotic sci-fi battlefield. With incredible physics, explosive bullet-hell action, deep upgrade systems, and a stunning, retro-inspired presentation, WIZNWAR and Flikm have created one of the most inventive pinball experiences in years.
70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X Review
More than just a side-scrolling shooter, 70s-style Robot Anime Geppy-X is an interactive Saturday morning cartoon bursting with heart, restored animation and explosive mecha action. It is a spectacular celebration of the super robot era, proving that genuine passion never grows old.
Streetdog BMX Review
A stylish, rider-driven BMX game that nails the feeling of flow, even if it hits a few bumps along the way.
Biomechanical Toy (QUByte Classics) Review
A forgotten arcade gem finally gets the spotlight it deserves as Biomechanical Toy (QUByte Classics) brings its bizarre toy-box world, explosive run-and-gun action, and colourful 90s charm to modern consoles.













