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Adam Ligocki
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Writer, 3D modeller, philosopher and unenthusiastic Polka dancer extraordinaire. When not crafting delicious tales of horror to thrill and enchant, he doffs the cap of a world weary armchair archaeologist searching for the means to awaken The Great Old Ones into this reality. What’s that? Not real you say? The same thing could be said of David Hasselhoff’s Pop career. When the search proves fruitless, he retires deeper into his chair with a packet of snacks to raid. . .

Duskfade Review – A Stunning Return to PS2-Era Platformers

Set in a Clockpunk universe, Duskfade drops you into the shoes of Zirian, a youngster living in the wonderfully beautiful Tick Town whose sister has become trapped in a massive Tower that magically appeared out of nowhere. It’s up to…

Echo Generation 2 Review – A Darker, Funnier RPG Sequel

While the first Echo Generation may have had a relatively short RPG runtime, its world nevertheless managed to enrapture me. Between the simplified game mechanics and the quirky, humorous take on it’s subject matter, it managed to cement Maple Town…

Echo Generation Review – A Charming 90s-Inspired RPG | Generation Xbox

“Everything old becomes new again.” An apt phrase that we continue to see bear truth as old styles, decades and music keep reappearing. And for about the last decade or so, it’s been the 1980’s and early 1990’s that have…

Denshattack Review – A Bombastic Blast of Jet Set Radio, Tony Hawk and OlliOlli World

The funky anti-establishment punk attitude of Jet Set Radio is alive and well in Denshattack! And if that sets your kilt on fire, then you’re definitely in the right place. And if you’re not sure what’s going on, then stick…

Luna Abyss Review – An Outstanding Bullet Hell Shooter With Incredible World Design

Every year, without fail, there are games that fall through the cracks. Maybe the marketing didn’t hit the intended audience or, as we’ve come to see in the last few years, too many games are released in the same, small…

Hollowbody Review – A Chilling Return to Classic Survival Horror

As many of the juggernauts of survival horror continue to diverge significantly from the genres they either created or made popular, there’s a small group of indie developers continuing to mine away in the pits of macabre madness. By embracing…

Legacy of Kain Ascendance Review – A Brutal Retro Return to Nosgoth

And so,  in Legacy of Kain Ascendance the wheels of fate continue to turn. But in Nosgoth, they don’t just turn; they grind all in their path to paste. The machinations of the Elder God and its lackeys know no…

Cthulhu The Cosmic Abyss Review – A Terrifying Deep Dive Into Cosmic Horror

Cthulhu  The Cosmic Abys – 2053. And the world’s going down the toilet. Worldwide flooding is continuing. Billionaires are plundering the ocean. Strange things are happening everywhere, and cults are springing up like weeds. And it’s your job as an…

Romancing SaGa Minstrel Song Remastered International Edition Review – A Deep and Rewarding Classic RPG Revival

Romancing SaGa Minstrel Song carries the tagline for Square Enix’s SaGa series of RPG’s. Because while most JRPG’s of the time, and of today as well, are mostly linear affairs in storytelling and progression, the idea behind the SaGa series…

MARVEL MaXimum Collection Switch Review – Nostalgic but Flawed Retro Comeback

MARVEL MaXimum Collection kicks things off with MARVEL superheroes – and villains – Assemble! That is the theme for this latest retro collection of MARVEL superhero games from the 1990’s. Sorry, everyone, if you were expecting that giant “X” in…