Tag: Side-Scroller
God of War Sons of Sparta Review
A heartfelt 2D prequel that trades cinematic spectacle for Spartan grit, God of War: Sons of Sparta proves that even in pixel form, the legend of Kratos carries weight.
Calyssa Review
A tough, budget-friendly precision platformer with tight controls and instant retries, Calyssa delivers satisfying challenge—even if it doesn’t redefine the genre.
HUNTERS Music World Review
A heartfelt indie rhythm crossover with diverse musical flair, HUNTERS Music World delivers tight arcade timing and charming fan service—simple, sincere, and satisfyingly on beat.
Alpacapaca Double Dash Review
A delightfully odd platformer that lets you decide who earns the spotlight—small in scale, big in charm, and just weird enough to stand out.
Monterey Jack Review
A smart, reactive horror game where the monster learns your habits, mocks your fear, and turns your own playstyle into the sharpest weapon against you.
Kuky Adventure Review
A cheerful, well-handled platformer that favors classic jumping joy over innovation—simple, sweet, and reliably fun despite a few underbaked ideas.
EGGCONSOLE SUPER TRITORN MSX2 Review
Super Tritorn isn’t just a game — it’s a conversation with 1986, arguing in riddles and sword swings. Those patient enough to listen will discover an Action RPG that remains clever, stubborn, and surprisingly alive decades after Pay Balusa first cast his shadow over Luwanda Island.
Lara Returns to the castle Review
Lara Returns to the Castle delivers a pastel-colored platform romp that’s as gentle as its heroine, offering simple challenges and storybook charm even if its petals never quite bloom into greatness.
Happy Ball Rush Review
A bright, fast-paced arcade blaster that turns simple mechanics into a satisfying test of reflexes and focus. Happy Ball Rush may not evolve much over time, but its rhythmic, precision-driven gameplay makes every run feel engaging in short bursts.
The Monty Mole Collection Review
The Monty Mole Collection brings together a legendary series of quirky, mischievous platformers from the golden age of home computing. With Monty Mole’s charm fully intact and all six classic titles included, this compilation delivers both nostalgia and accessible gameplay — a perfect trip down memory lane for retro fans, and an engaging introduction for newcomers.


















