Tag Archives: PC
Bit Orchard: Animal Valley Review
Platforms: Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Nintendo Switch (reviewed), PC As I’ve gotten older I’ve found that my gaming tastes have changed quite a bit. I used to be more into story-driven games full of action, but in recent years, I find myself gravitating towards more “wholesome” experiences that just allow me to turn my […]
Cardpocalypse Review
Platforms: PlayStation 4 (reviewed) Xbox One, Nintendo Switch, Windows, iOS, Linux, macOS Cardpocalypse tells the story of Jess, a 10-year-old kid that’s new in town and trying to survive her first week at school. Set in the 90’s, everyone at Dudsdale Elementary is obsessed with the TV show Mega Mutant Power Pets and during her […]
Devastator Review
Platforms: PlayStation 4, PlayStation 5, Xbox One, Xbox Series X/S, Switch (reviewed), PC Devastator touts itself as being a retro-inspired twin-stick shooter that is polished to the point of being the most intense and satisfying twin-stick shooter experience possible. It also claims to have such a surprising amount of depth and subtlety that it offers […]
LumbearJack Review
Platforms: Nintendo Switch (reviewed), Steam The first time I laid eyes on LumbearJack was a couple of weeks ago during the Wholesome Direct Indie Game Showcase. I was immediately drawn to its cute and colorful, almost papercraft-style graphics. It also didn’t hurt that the game was about a bear smashing the crap out of things […]
Gore’s Gallery of Glorious Games – Volume One
This is a series I’ve been wanting to do for a while. There are so many games that pop up on digital storefronts nowadays (especially the Switch eShop) that it can be hard to figure out what is worth playing. It’s impossible to review every great game and some can get lost in the wasteland […]
Gore’s Favorite Games of Not-E3
It’s that time of year again! While E3 didn’t actually happen this year, there were still plenty of game announcements over the past week. I thought I’d take some time and cover a few of the ones that caught my eye. This obviously isn’t everything that was shown off and I wasn’t actually able to […]
Rock Out With Your Cart Out 91 – Cotton Rock ‘n’ Roll (Cotton Fantasy)
Sometimes there’s no real rhyme or reason for the games I pick for this show. I’ve never played a game in the long running, cute-’em-up franchise, Cotton. Hell, I’ve never listened to any of the music from them either. But I stumbled on the soundtrack to Cotton Rock ‘n’ Roll (changed to Cotton Fantasy for […]
GAJ Game Club – Murder By Numbers (with director and co-writer Ed Fear)
John Lucero, Vanessa Cahill, and Jason Arriola are joined by Ed Fear of Mediatonic to talk about his murder-mystery/picross game, Murder By Numbers! If you wanted a deep dive into how this delightful game came about, we’ve got you covered! Support us on Patreon! Our logo was created by Vanessa Cahill. Our theme song was created by Josie “Visager” […]
GAJ Game Club – The Great Perhaps
John Lucero, Vanessa Cahill, and Jason Arriola travel through time and get ran over by a train (multiple times) in the puzzle platformer, The Great Perhaps. Our logo was created by Vanessa Cahill. Our theme song was created by Josie “Visager” Brechner. Support us on Patreon! Follow Games and Junk on Twitter! Subscribe and rate! […]
GAJ Game Club – Donut County (with Anna Marie Privitere)
Jason Arriola and Vanessa Cahill are joined by Anna Marie Privitere from RPGamer to talk about Donut County. What is a donut? When does trash become trash? Why is there a raccoon wearing a bandana sitting on a toilet playing on a tablet? All of these questions and more might or might not be answered! […]