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Xavier Berry

As a big fan of all things video game related, Writing has really given me a way to spread that love for gaming to multiple people in a new way! I would definitely say my favorite game would have to be the Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time because that was the first game me and my dad finished together and it's where my love for video games began!

Review: Kitsune Zero

Kitsune Zero is stylized as an old school platformer, like the ones found on the older Nintendo consoles. More accurately, Kitsune Zero seems to...

Review: Color Breakers

Color Breaker is a game that requires players to paint a blank canvas to match a photo that they are given in a set...

Review: Witch Strandings

Witch strandings is a strand style game that tasks players with the job of healing a forest from a witch by carrying items to...

Review: Opus: Echo of Starsong-Full bloom edition

Opus: Echo of Starsong-Full bloom edition is a beautiful adventure game set in space and involves a complicated relationship between Jun and Eda as...

Review: GameDec

GameDec is an isometric adventure RPG that places players in an interesting role. They are tasked with solving crimes in video game worlds. Players...

Review: As Far as the Eye

As far as the eye was developed by Unexpected Studio and is a top-down puzzle game that puts players in charge of guiding little...

Review: Rush Rally Origins

Rush Rally Origins was developed and published by BrownMonster Limited for the PC back in April and is an isometric racing game putting players...

Review: Fillit

Fillit is an extremely simple game that offers countless hours of fun with an extremely simplistic concept. Published and developed by 11sheep, Fillit runs...

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