Author Archives: Dean Jones

Underwurlde received lots of glowing reviews when it came out. Sometimes even if you dislike an older game, you can still see why it was…

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Another maze game. Here you have to find four pieces of an amulet hidden throughout a very vast map, with lots of twisting passages. This…

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A maze-like dungeon crawler, Atic Atac starts off with letting you pick your class (each have a slightly different attack and use different shortcuts). You…

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The sequel to Jetpac. It adds a lot more mechanics to it and is all the worse for it. The main flying and shooting is…

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I’ve played this one before, within Donkey Kong 64. However, I only played it in the way required to get the Rare Coin and then…

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The biggest crime of Nuts & Bolts isn’t anything to do with Nuts & Bolts, but more that there wasn’t a Banjo-Threeie prior to its…

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From the moment it starts off with a musical number, it’s clear that Rare Replay is made with a lot of love. The menus have…

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An extremely strange game. It has a really stylish noir setting, and really fascinating visuals. The story is fairly nonsensical with lots of science terms…

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The gameplay feels like a NES-era game, but for all the wrong reasons. Your attacks feel delayed, there is a notable period of time when…

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Me and my fiancée enjoy silly co-op games with crazy physics, but this one just didn’t click with me at all. The “bad” physics in…

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