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Video Review: Duke of Defense is an indie, action-based tower defense game presented in an 8-bit style. I’ve always had a fondness for tower defense games since being introduced to it as custom maps on Starcraft and Warcraft. Duke of Defense is currently sold on Steam and recently released on the Nintendo Switch for $15. This review is for the Switch version. Like most TD games your goal is to prevent enemies who start from one side of the map to getting to your base, and in

Video review and full written review below: If you’re like me, you’ve probably seen a copy Brother: A Tale of Two Sons at Target or in a bargain bin at any place that sales games. It was originally released in 2013 and available now on all current platforms. The Nintendo Switch is the latest to get a port recently released this past May, I thought it was finally time to give this game try, not knowing much about the game other than it generally got favorable reviews. This ver

Video above and below is the written version with the game trailers. 10) Final Fantasy 7 Remake A New trailer showing more combat, characters, and use of ATB meter. I like the more tactical approach and being able to pause combat, but it also reminds me of the hopes I had for Final Fantasy 15. Which turned out to be a good looking piece of hot garbage. 9) 12 Minutes This indie game describes itself as an interactive narrative that incorporates a fragmented structure like t

With E3 2019 wrapping up, I wanted to create a one stop shop for everyone that doesn't have time to watch hours of press conferences, and just want to see the games, trailers, and developer interviews. While I think press conferences are getting better, my major annoyance in watching live press conferences is the interruptions and obvious hype men cheering to make it seem like the games are getting a better reception than they actually are. With press conferences being invite